Sentence examples for pageant out from inspiring English sources

After a very public threat to move the Miss America Pageant out of Atlantic City after 80 years, the pageant's board of directors decided last week to stay at least another year.

There might be something dangerous about such a film, creating a stirring pageant out of war – and that was definitely a concern that critics of the time, notably the Manchester Guardian's CA Lejeune, felt deeply.

Last December, Mr. Renneisen threatened to move the pageant out of Atlantic City, where it had been founded in 1921, unless the city, which has been paying about $500,000 annually, came up with $1 million more.

Mr. Renneisen, a former casino executive, was shown the door after announcing his intention to move the pageant out of Atlantic City, where it has been since its inception in the 1920's, unless the city could come up with more money.

A team of coaches, therapists, surgeons and dentists literally create the soul-sucking contest of a beauty pageant out of thin broadcast air.

They are both advocates for organ donors, and Teri entered the pageant out of hopes of giving herself a public voice for transplant advocacy.

Soon, he was letting Brittany dye his hair green, and Jamie, a would-be actress who won the Miss Washington USA pageant, try out her makeup on him.

I wrote an entire book about Manhattan's Seward Park High School, a place not unlike Winslow High in "Boston Public," and I have returned to education as much as any other subject over a 25-year journalistic career, seeing its pageant played out from city slums to blue-collar communities to elite suburbs.

As the sun stretches over the city's rooftops each morning, a pageant plays out on two wheels below: students whizz by on colourful frames, friends hitch side-saddle rides, dogs sit nonchalantly in bicycle baskets, and children gaze out from wooden carts as their parents ferry them to school.

Sometimes, even religious pageants bring out the ancient brutality of some players, however.

Late last month, the Quebec government's Minister responsible for the Status of Women, Agnes Maltais, said legislating pageants out of Quebec would be "too complicated".