Sentence examples for ran a competition from inspiring English sources

The idea of transforming a large area of Hiroshima into a memorial to the A-bomb dead gained traction in 1946, when the local Chugoku Shimbun newspaper ran a competition soliciting readers' visions for the city.

For instance, in 2013, Intel ran a competition for sustainability projects.

In 2005 Birmingham MP John Hemming ran a competition to name the "greatest West Midlands writer" in history.

Finally, we ran a competition among teams to see which had the highest rates of adoption of flexible working.

In the lead up to the royal wedding our art teacher ran a competition to design a bridal dress.

In the late 1800s Punch magazine ran a competition inviting readers to send in limericks about a geographical location.

Next week we will be running a competition - with a difference.

Chatterbooks is currently running a competition for schools.

Chicago runs a competition called the New Venture Challenge, which has raised $300m for start-ups.

The English publication "Time & Tide" runs a competition from time to time.

And we're running a competition too to visualise the best.