Sentence examples for official contest from inspiring English sources
The official contest rules said there would be 25 winners, but because one outlet for the puzzle mistakenly announced there would be 50, we're awarding 50 calendars instead.
(The contest is open only to legal residents of the fifty United States and Washington, D.C., who are at least eighteen years old. Read the official contest rules).
According to the statement, Mr. Scott had been disqualified for trying "to inappropriately induce members of the public to vote for his submission, a violation of Official Contest Rules".
He won an official contest with the very first short story he wrote and switched to the cultural bureaucracy, where he rose to the rank of director of the Caribbean Studies Centre of Casa de las Américas.
About which Tim McLoughlin, editor of Akashic Books's "Brooklyn Noir" series and our official contest judge, wrote: Many of these pieces were excellent, and quite a few stood on their own as complete works of flash fiction, wholly realized stories.
Among the official contest submissions on MySpace, the entries range from a yearning country song ("I wanna give to ya, two all-beef patties.... ..) to rap ("Load up the homeys in the car, get the keys, now we're off on a Mickey D's run/I want two all-beef patties.... ..).... ..
Cachet is built when fans witness these stunts, and since most of them take place outside official contests with their large live and television audiences, compiling them into a film is just about the only way to disseminate achievements.
Based on the analysis of 3263 WR established for all quantifiable official contests since the first Olympic Games, we show here that WR progression rate follows a piecewise exponential decaying pattern with very high accuracy (mean adjusted r2 values = 0.91±0.08 (s.d).).
Berthelot et al.[ 1] analyzed 3,263 swimming world records established for all quantifiable official contests since the first Olympic Games.
Senior Georgian officials contest these accounts, and have urged Western governments to discount them.
American officials contest this account, saying Mr. Barak took the initiative when, facing going home empty-handed, he asked that the talks continue.
