Sentence examples for selected winner from inspiring English sources
Tulip by Celine Marchbank, published by Dewi Lewis (£35), is a selected winner in this year's Creative Review's Photography Annual.
Another table lights up and becomes a roulette station; once bets are placed, the numbers flash until only one randomly selected winner remains illuminated.
In Sponsor's sole discretion, a selected winner may be required to forfeit a prize and an alternate winner may be selected in accordance with these Official Rules from among the remaining eligible entries for that prize if selected winner (i) is unreachable, (ii) declines or cannot accept, receive or use the prize for any reason, or (iii) fails to comply with these Official Rules.
The eight random draws will be performed in the order indicated at www.observer.co.uk/ofm-readers-competition and the selected winner of each draw will be excluded from all remaining draws.
The eight random prize draws will be performed in the order indicated at www.observer.co.uk/ofm-readers-competition and the selected winner of each draw will be excluded from any/all remaining prize draws for which they have entered.
If the selected winner fails to respond within 24 hours his/her prize will be forfeited and GNM shall be entitled to select an alternative winner in accordance with the process described above (and that winner will also have to respond to notification of their win within 24 hours or else they will also forfeit their prize).
The Metropolitan Museum is therefore trying to reward selected winners by presenting them in recital, in several cases for the first time in this country.
Judges Raymond Besant, Jamie Grant and Niall Irvine selected winners from categories covering environmental, botanical, abstract, wildlife and landscape subjects.
Finally, our judges selected winners.
In the event of disqualification(s), we may select winner(s) in accordance with the selection processes outlined below.
We'll select winners based on votes, song selection, mix quality, and creativity.
