Sentence examples for through contests from inspiring English sources

Tickets for those will be available free through contests on the festival Web site, www.digitalclubfest.com.

The opportunities for nonprofit groups to win money through contests are proliferating, adding yet another weapon to charities' fund-raising arsenal.

8 P.M. (USA) SUMMER CAMP In this new reality series 16 men and women head to a lakeside retreat in California to relive their childhoods through contests inspired by classic camp games.

"The New Deal era is over.O The victory was as near to being a complete rout as could have been imagined, cutting across the country and through contests on every level, from the United States Senate to estate legislatures.

Mr. Akin said the offline publications that most heavily fuel the site's database of recipes, like Cooking Light and Southern Living, have long histories of connecting readers through contests, schools and reader-submitted recipes.

He's an incredible sight to see by the boundary line of grounds; closer to the physical dimensions of previous generations' centre half forwards than midfielders and placing such torque on his frame as he crashes through contests, leaps for high marks and slashes away from opponents that you wonder how he didn't miss more than four games this season.

Learning satisfaction is analyzed through TAM questionnaire and learning efficiency is examined through contest test results.

A PARCEL solution must handle money as part of the knowledge economy, using it to manage interest and motivate solvers through contest prizes and monetary contracts for specific tasks.

Through contest form, experts are tasked with going off and finding the cheapest flights on a bespoke basis for users who pay a small fee in return.

In an interesting employment of the crowd, through contest form, experts are tasked with going off and finding the cheapest flights on a bespoke basis for users who pay a small fee in return.

Large males may gain a reproductive advantage through contest competition or female choice [ 22, 26].