Sentence examples for staged a competition from inspiring English sources

Last year, he also staged a competition in "K-haiku" or haiku written in Korean.

Two and a half years later, in May of 2002, Mr. Sinclair staged a competition for mobile medical clinics that could be used to treat AIDS in Africa.

Germany supported plans to stage a competition of winter events in early 1916 as part of the Olympic Games scheduled for Berlin later that year.

They particularly worry about demonstration projects in up to six metropolitan areas that would stage a competition between Medicare and private plans.

Germany supported plans to stage a competition of winter events in early 1916 as part of the Games of the VI Olympiad scheduled for Berlin later that year.

Germany supported plans to stage a competition of winter events in early 1916 as part of the Games of the VIth Olympiad scheduled for Berlin later that year.

"We hope that through Circus Maximus, the UK can now follow in the footsteps of France and the United States in staging a competition to celebrate circus and provide a showcase our exceptional performers deserve," he said.

Some of the US's biggest cities are currently wooing Amazon, which is looking for a home for its second headquarters and staging a competition to help it decide.

And at Fort Lee, outside Petersburg, the army stages a competition every year to pick its best cooks.Defence spending is therefore seen not just as patriotism, but as an important source of jobs.

He starred in the comedy The Slammin' Salmon (2009), as a boxer turned restaurant-owner who stages a competition between his waiters to pay off a debt to Japanese gangsters, and was the villain, Erlik, in the straight-to-video Cross (2011), a supernatural action film that also featured Vinnie Jones as a Viking named Gunnar transplanted to the present.

And, as some manufacturers found out the hard way during the recent recession, that means the company has little leverage to reduce costs—especially if it has handed over an entire subsystem to a single supplier and can't quickly stage a competition or switch suppliers.