Sentence examples similar to press contest from inspiring English sources

Harness racing, a mule and donkey show, a bench-press contest and Farm Boys Saturday Night are scheduled on Saturday, and next Sunday the events include a draught-horse show, cattle parade and arm-wrestling contest.

He can't jump like Westbrook or explode to the rim like Wall, and he probably wouldn't win a bench-press contest with Lillard, but Curry's remarkable offensive prowess and overall efficiency make all the difference.

Our books got close to winning contests, but to win most contests (which was how most books used to come out), a book would have to beat out, like, 300 others to win, and if it was a university-press contest, the book would have to be pretty boring, something a committee of POETS would want to put out.

We culled our picks from 200 award-winning images from this year's World Press Photo competition, the most renowned press photography contest in the world.

Same year he also won the Second prize at prestigious "World Press Photo" contest, while a year later his photo essays won both the First and the second Prize at prestigious photojournalism contest "World Press Photo".

"ELITES DABBLE IN ETHICS OF MEAT," CAPITAL PRESS The contest is a conspiracy.

Mr. Nevin won the press's contest this year out of a field of 329 entrants.

Talking of candidates who win no press popularity contest, a Guardian profile of prospective Labour candidate Keir Starmer was the first for a while which didn't include telling readers that he was in charge of the Crown Prosecution Service when it started its "witch hunt" against journalists – otherwise known as Operation Elveden.

Ms. Boyka Kluge, whose chapbook manuscript "Domestic Weather" won the 2003 Uccelli Press Chapbook Contest in December, also believes that to really live, "one has to open one's pores to the world, to pay complete attention, to drink it in with passion".

For 57 years, the World Press Photo has spotlighted international photographers from around the globe in arguably the largest and most prestigious annual press photography contest.

Public relations specialists create publicity by arranging press conferences, contests, meetings, and other events that will draw attention to a company's products or services.