Sentence examples for picture contest from inspiring English sources

By 1931, despite the ailing economy, the total picture contest winnings had more than tripled.

Kodak advertised aggressively for its 1929 picture contest, spending hundreds of thousands to encourage "fortunate amateurs" to take part.

Johnston — presumably one of Earl's parents — signed a release that allowed Mr. Bernstein to submit the photo to a picture contest.

L. L. Martin submitted the grand-prize-winning picture for what was said to be "the largest prize contest in photographic history" — the Eastman Kodak Company's first-ever nationwide picture contest.

In New York State, as reported by The New York Times, one children's picture contest winner was Mrs. A. S. Richardson of 13 Parkway, Larchmont, who photographed her daughter, Patricia, in a garden.

The best picture contest is usually well defined by early December, at least for those who follow Hollywood's awards season as sport, and the strategists who seek to influence it.

In the 1930s, the Pictorial often included photos by the winners of these monthly picture contests.

While the Eastman Kodak Company's early picture contests were national - and by the 1930s, international - there was no shortage of submissions from intrepid New York photographers.

While the early picture contests were national — and by the 1930s, international — there was no shortage of submissions from intrepid New York photographers.

Kodak was also host to camera clubs, picture contests and photo salons — and it sponsored exhibitions of employee photos, including an all-women show highlighting work by 66 female employees.

Setting up contests and in-clan tournaments is also a fun thing, picture contests are often a popular event.