Sentence examples for organising competitions from inspiring English sources

Sebastian Bailey, director of The Mind Gym, recommends making bets, organising competitions and buying ourselves presents as rewards, too.

That has been done on a very small scale in the North Sea, but it is still an untried technology on the scale of a big 1,000MW power station, say, and the Government is organising competitions for four pilot plants which can test the idea out in full.

Officials clarified that only those who send huge numbers of such messages need worry (over 300 an hour, an official in Guangzhou was quoted as saying).The practice of "red-texting" is said to have begun in 2005 in Guangdong province, of which Guangzhou is the capital, when one operator, China Mobile, began organising competitions there to see who could devise the best red messages.

She started competing in dance battles and organising competitions at a young age.

Unless the availability of coaches and organised competitions increases, and state school children get easier access to better facilities, the dream of the 2012 Olympics taking place in a country where sport is an integral part of the culture may just melt away.

To that end, space agency chiefs have already organised competitions for schoolchildren to concoct a space meal for Tim and to design his mission patch.

This table includes appearances and goals in nationally organised competitions – the Football League and FA Cup – only.

The club responded by pointing to initiatives by its Ladies team to organise competitions at local grounds.

This table includes appearances and goals in nationally organised competitions – the Football League, including promotion test matches, and FA Cup – only.

As always, Bottomley's lifestyle required fresh sources of income, and in 1912 John Bull began to organise competitions for cash prizes.

"Proud to represent part of Britain where we organise competition to see whose dog most looks like William Morris," tweets the MP.