Sentence examples for newspaper contest from inspiring English sources

He described a newspaper contest in which 100 photographs of faces were displayed.

There would be no newspaper contest, no tales of disputed walnuts.

Keynes described a newspaper contest in which 100 photographs of faces were displayed, and readers were asked to choose the six prettiest.

Mrs. Miller has written only two things in her life - her novel and a short story, ten years ago, which won a ten dollar prize in an Atlanta newspaper contest.

In a newspaper contest to name the color, 21 local Mexican-food experts submitted the winning "enchilada red," along with comments like "It looks like a big enchilada to me".

According to Ms. Hurst, who represents other inspirational writers including Bernie Siegel, author of "Love, Medicine & Miracles," Mr. Rosenblat first concocted his story in the mid 1990s as an entry to a newspaper contest soliciting the "best love stories".

It's fitting in some ways that the Berkshire exhibit hall included a newspaper-tossing contest.

Among them is Bill Gates, who earlier partook in his usual newspaper-tossing contest with Mr. Buffett.

"We had a newspaper-throwing contest at this year's meeting, and my competition was weak.

As it has for years, this "Woodstock for capitalists" will attract tens of thousands of shareholders; the festivities will include a corporate film (normally packed with celebrities), an "invest in yourself" 5km run and a newspaper-throwing contest in which Mr Buffett, who made some of his earliest money from a paper round, takes on all comers.

He compared stock-market investing to the newspaper beauty contests of his day, where the best way to pick a winner wasn't to decide which girl was intrinsically the prettiest but to discern which candidate the average reader would choose.