Sentence examples for network contest from inspiring English sources

Step 1. First, win a Learning Network contest sometime from September 2013 on.

6 P.M. (Cartoon Network) CONTEST (2013) Two small-town high school students — one, a bully (Kenton Duty); the other, his victim (Dan Flaherty) — are forced to work together on a television cooking contest, and in the process form an unlikely friendship.

Update: Oct. 18: We don't know how we originally forgot this Times video about physics teacher Jeffrey Wright, but we're adding it now: Thank you, again, students and teachers — and stay tuned, because our next Learning Network contest is just around the corner.

In a strong display of unity, several large US tech firms have come to the defence of Facebook, as the social network contests a court order which required it to hand over users' data.

The security-focused SANS Institute, an independent organization, plans to organize what may be the most controversial of the three contests: the Network Attack Competition, which challenges students to find and exploit vulnerabilities in software, compromise enemy systems and steal data.

I can envision the networks creating contests to get viewers involved and getting added publicity as well as a closer connection to viewers.

After Serena used the HP Envy 14 Spectre laptop on the show before it was available to buy, the network ran a contest to give one away.

"We always say that music is a language which is understood by everyone," a spokesperson for ORF TV, the Austrian network broadcasting the contest, said.

CBS has unveiled its cast for "The American Baking Competition," network TV's latest cooking contest, which is set to premiere Wednesday, May 29 at 8 p.m. ET. The show's format sees the contestants competing in three challenges each week: "Signature Bake," "Technical Bake" and "Showstopper Bake".

Hand-held game consoles could wirelessly connect to a network for multiplayer contests or to stream video to multiple screens, for example.

C1 More Ahead for 'American Idol' "American Idol," the Fox network's talent-contest show, concluded with record ratings, but its influence as a cultural and marketing phenomenon is only beginning.