Sentence examples for ran a quiz from inspiring English sources

Here, we ran a quiz in which users were asked to make choices like marry for money or marry for love.

Recently Jezebel.com ran a quiz, "Which Nancy Meyers kitchen are you?", while Vogue.com invited readers to "Shop Nancy Meyers's Most Enviable Interiors".

The Oprah Winfrey website even ran a quiz about Middlesex, the second question of which no reader at the Guardian book club would have failed to answer correctly: "In which way are Lefty and Desdemona (the narrator's grandparents) not related?

A trio of articles on the Web site of the right-leaning Telegraph, for instance, heralded the "spectacular implosion of Mitt Romney," deemed him the "new Mike Dukakis," and wondered, "Is it too late to draft Rick Santorum?" The left-leaning Guardian ran a quiz entitled, "Mitt Romney — spot his gaffes".

The Liverpool Daily Post ran a quiz focused on style, on of their result trends read "You like to put your own stamp on trends and tend to mix designer and high street clothes to create the look you want.

We'll be running a quiz throughout the day – make sure to follow for your chance to win prizes.

Two years ago her 7-year-old son was given a GeoSafari, a sort of pipsqueak laptop that uses flashing lights and a synthesized voice to run a quiz game that asks questions about wild animals and geography.

When he's not writing books, he presides over a distinguished pub quiz in north London, and he runs a quiz-for-hire company called Brainmen.

In 1976, when his team traveled to Columbia, Mo., to play the University of Missouri, a newspaper there ran a multiple-choice quiz asking readers whether Fairleigh Dickinson was Angie Dickinson's brother, a stripper at a local club or Missouri's opponent.

Staff at the European Parliamentary Labour party stand told him they were running an online quiz about the new EU treaty.

The Guardian ran a "Mean Girls or David Mamet" name-the-quote quiz, for God's sake.