Sentence examples for skill competitions from inspiring English sources

Exeter College encourages student participation in local, regional and national skill competitions, and this summer, student Tony Litchfield won the gold medal in paint finishing at the SkillAuto national finals.

The system of skill competitions was developed and Estonia joined the international organisations (WorldSkills and EuroSkills) for vocational competitions (Estonian Ministry of Education and Research 2009).

In the 1760s, the Norwegian army held skill competitions involving skiing down slopes, around trees, across level snowfields and while shooting.

"They won the skill competition again, two games in a row against us".

The skill competition and game were both won by the Blue Orion.

"You get to the old skill competition at the end and it's even one goal out of six shooters there.

While the fantasy draft is a good idea, skills competitions are not.

*Starting Olympic skills competitions for youngsters, modeled on the National Football League's Punt, Pass and Kick contest.

Skills competitions and awards are also important motivators for students, and show the huge satisfaction that comes from perfecting a skill.

It will most likely include skills competitions, celebrity doubles matches and an awards show, a made-for-TV extravaganza reminiscent of an N.B.A. or N.H.L. All-Star weekend.

Terron started out as an apprentice with his father, got into skills competitions and was picked out to represent the UK.