Sentence examples for private contests from inspiring English sources

Kaggle's private contests tend to be large-scale projects.

A further threat to Test cricket was posed by an Australian television network executive, Kerry Packer, who signed many of the world's leading players for a series of private contests between 1977 and 1979.

Friends accept and join the league, and then you can create private contests exclusive to friends in your league.

It's these two factors that make Bix, a company enabling public and private contests online, think the service it's about to launch is a winner.

Mickelson, with a 67 to Woods' 68, had won their private contest but the bigger prize remained out of range.

This was a private contest between a group of scientists from the Porton Down military research centre and myself.

The guy you're guarding guards you in turn: a private contest, like a tennis match in the middle of a football game.

I don't mean I had a premonition or anything like that, but if you had asked me, in some private contest with Providence to stake my life on whether he would or not, I would have hesitated.

Successful candidates, after completing a field clinic, will be eligible to work public and private school contests, earning $49 to $82 a game.

Passing assets outside of probate keeps them private, avoids will contests — for instance, when blood relatives are hostile toward a domestic partner or new spouse — and simplifies planning for elderly people with just one child they wish to benefit.

"In order to make the sessions more attractive to the public, we invent all kinds of energizers and interactive contests, private discussions, role plays, by means of which we tell our colleagues and friends that HIV/AIDS infection can affect them too.