Sentence examples for themed contest from inspiring English sources
Congratulations to the winner of this week's royal-wedding themed contest, Alison Berge of Brooklyn, New York.
By The New Yorker April 28 , 2011Congratulations to the winner of this week's royal-wedding themed contest, Alison Berge of Brooklyn, New York.
Starting with a freestyle dance off and a themed contest around Missy Elliot's new song "WTF", the top dancers in Chosen will be invited to strut their stuff on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
If the committee (N.C.A.A., not admissions) had enough of a sense of humor to match up Cornell and Stanford in the first round, why not Oral Roberts and Brigham Young or other themed contests?
It is a "platform" that allows furniture designers to share their ideas, consumers to comment and vote on them and manufacturers to build and sell the winning designs.The heart of this platform is themed contests, for instance for the design of clever containers or furniture that lets people fit more into small apartments.
This is a similar model to what Food52 does to collect recipes – it runs weekly themed contests, where winning recipes are featured on the site, and winners receive some sort of product prize – like the OXO gift packages awarded at present.
In any case, we're sending Willing off with a Swedish-themed contest, which I can promise will not be as big of a doozy to solve as it was for me to locate not-completely-obscure books in translation by famous Swedish authors.
Twin Galaxy's first video game contest was a Defender-themed contest.
comes a 'Bucket List'-themed contest from Malaysia Airlines that ranks as the second worst decision recently made by the beleaguered travel brand," wrote MediaBistro's Claire Daniel, referring to the airline's recent decision to lay off 6,000 workers.
While technically, anybody could enter to win the "Kinect Star Wars -themed contest's tWars -themedLB ticontestthe advertising campaign was clearly targeted to boys and men alone -- a fact both Eisen and his six-year-old registered with frank dismay.
For our shopping-themed contest this week, we got more answers than ever before.
