Sentence examples for started a competition from inspiring English sources

Last year, Go started a competition called 'Cooling the Towers'.

The girl carried the contraption to the next table and started a competition there.

As it happens, the Federal Trade Commission has been pondering that very question, and last year it started a competition, inviting citizens to submit ideas about how this perpetual nuisance could be stopped.

Toward that end, he has started a competition that will award $50 million to the first U.S. company that, using only private financing, demonstrates an ability to fly people and cargo to low Earth orbit.

It's unlikely that the city council was directly planning to nip any future insurrection in the bud when it started a competition for the Glasgow's redesign – but that doesn't mean there weren't political implications behind their decision.

Now a committee of composers, lyricists and officials from both countries have a started a competition of sorts to create a national anthem for the Union of Russia and Belarus -- even if such a nation does not yet exist and may never.

It was not a good way to start a competition that is critical, though not absolutely necessary, to being named to the Olympic team for the Vancouver Games.

In 1958, just months after his Moscow victory, a group of music teachers and residents of Fort Worth announced their intention to start a competition named for Van Cliburn.

By putting up $5 billion, preferably more, you might start a competition as exciting as the race to the South Pole a century ago.

Once you have at least 25 members or so, start a competition.

Try practicing with a friend, maybe even start a competition to see who can nail down the art of wave dashing first.