Sentence examples for school contests from inspiring English sources

Among Mr. Sedaris's efforts to change things up are six short stand-up bits supposedly intended for kids delivering monologues in school contests.

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

Imagine if becoming an Olympic gold medallist is the pinnacle, underneath are national championships, followed by regional finals, county competitions, borough heats and finally club or school contests.

WOOT is a three-year program that trains students to win the top high school contests in the world, and is quite effective: All 12 winners of the 2012 USA Mathematical Olympiad were WOOT graduates.

While the I.B.M. fields and strong cooperation between the town of North Castle and our schools have alleviated some of the competition for field space, in this spring season alone, 70 school contests were postponed or canceled because of lack of playable fields.

This awareness activity include training of teachers; organizing disaster quiz competitions among schools and local youth clubs; school contests on disaster risk reduction knowledge; campaigning for disaster safety in communities; and turning school students into catalysts and initiators in many more community based disaster awareness activities.

The winner of the high school contest, Voice of Democracy, will be one of the speakers.

Entering a school contest, Noonie enthusiastically paints her bizarre clan not as they look but as she sees them.

It was written for an elementary school contest and I'm amazed my parents didn't immediately seek professional help for me.

Leaf Coneybear (Lyle Colby Mackston) cannot believe he is at the county competition at all; he came in third in his school contest, but the winner was having his bar mitzvah, which the runner-up also had to attend.

City officials also helped Columbia Pictures promote the opening in June of the movie "Spider-Man 2," which takes place in New York, by co-sponsoring a school contest to encourage children to undertake volunteer projects in their communities.