Sentence examples for staging competition from inspiring English sources

By Ian Crouch March 30, 2011 This morning, Macy pointed to an article at Slate by baseball's great statistician, Bill James, which argues that we need to dedicate the same principles we use to develop athletes — identifying talent early, staging competition among kids, rewarding potential with attention and money — to nurturing writers and other artists.

Mrs. Choudhury has set up two nonprofit organizations, the United States Yoga Federation and the World Yoga Foundation, and she has been staging competitions for the last seven years.

There are two racetracks, plus a training facility that is large enough to stage competitions.

More hip-hop promoters should employ the warm-up services of The Jump Off, who stage competitions such as rap battles at club nights.

(Science Olympiad stages competitions between teams from different schools; Model Congress holds debates about mock legislation).

The network added that they successfully staged competitions without taking contestants from other contests and would fully respect a contestant's choice as to which competition they would join.

They also respond to some posts directly and stage competitions to encourage posting.

Other reality TV shows, including The Apprentice, have been, on other occasions, accused of staging the competition.

Still, about 40 states were rushing to complete applications for the Tuesday deadline, the first in the two-stage competition.

It started back in 2001 when a joint proposal by Klussmann and Darmstadt-based architecture practice Netzwerkarchitekten won an EU-wide, two-stage competition to design the stations.

Besides the stage competition, each episode also features three one-minute segments that introduce the viewer to other happening dancehalls ("Club Hunt"), street fashion ("What's So Cool?") and favorite records of D.J.'s ("Heat the Beat").