Sentence examples similar to replete with contests from inspiring English sources
Ryan, a former executive with the National Hockey League, is credited with creating that league's All-Star Weekend, replete with skills contests and other fan-friendly attractions.
The movement is fueled by a new "lean startup" culture replete with scientific contests, co working opportunities, rent-a-bench incubators, and a slew of eager professionals lawyers, investors, advisers, consultants willing to donate time or defer payment.
But his network, replete with sports, voluptuous women and contests, seems oddly redundant.
The closeness in cash-on-hand means that both candidates will have enough money to mount full campaigns, replete with advertising, in the most important contests on Super Tuesday.
Finally, Paco Cao has engineered an impressive publicity campaign, replete with Manhattan billboard advertisements, for a contest titled "Do You Look Like JP?" The goal is discover a look-alike for a fictional man named JP whose face -- a digital composite of several Latino New Yorkers -- resembles that of Juan de Pareja, the subject of Velázquez's famous portrait.
The official visit of the Italian prime minister for a state dinner, the 13th and final of Obama's presidency, was replete with allusions to the unusual presidential contest.
So replete with memories.
Russia was replete with talent.
"History is replete with such things.
Senghor's career was replete with paradoxes.
