Sentence examples for required entrants from inspiring English sources
Begun last fall, the "Beauty of a Second" competition required entrants to capture a scene of beauty in a one-second-long video and upload it to the competition's Web site.
A retooled version of the marathon dance battles of the Depression, the competition required entrants to stand with a hand affixed to a truck for hours, ultimately days at a stretch.
Another featured a big, blue "Follow" button, and required entrants to Follow the company's Twitter account in order to participate in the promotion.
This was in contrast to the OSTAR, for example, which in the same year required entrants to complete a solo 500-nautical mile (930 km) qualifying passage.
Often it requires entrants to occupy dead men's shoes.
The Imagine H2O competition requires entrants to highlight the potential negative social and environmental effects of their ideas as part of an informal screening process.
The ten-day program requires entrants to devise and cook complicated menus from unexpected sets of ingredients under intense time pressure, and six of the seven impressively skillful aspirants wash out; it's "Survivor" for sauciers.
While the contest requires entrants to use both a broth and another ingredient by Manischewitz, and to abide by kosher guidelines, it encourages recipes from Japanese, Italian and Greek cuisines.
University College London, for example, has said that from 2012 it will require entrants to all its degree courses to have passed a GCSE in a modern language at grade C or above.Some head teachers complain that the new tables are unfair, because Mr Gove's criteria were devised after the relevant exams had been sat.
After he retired from skiing, Sundquist wanted to lose a few pounds and entered the Body for Life challenge, a contest which requires entrants to take before and after photographs.
This requires entrants to certify that they are older than 18, have not been censured by the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, and have never been convicted of animal abuse or neglect.
