Sentence examples for voting competition from inspiring English sources

A breakdown of the voting competition organisers revealed that Poland's song, We Are Slavic, featuring a group of scantily clad young women dressed as milk maids, was the runaway favourite of the British public.

Zemgus Girgensons, a center for the Buffalo Sabres, earned a spot in the N.H.L. All-Star Game because of the support he received in the league's fan voting competition, provided largely by Latvia, his home country.

Go Daddy of Scottsdale, Ariz., today launched an online voting competition, asking consumers to pick the commercial they think should air on Super Bowl Sunday.

MePlease's mobile marketing platform gives businesses the ability to offer voting, competitions, location check-ins, promotions, and to solicit customer feedback, to help achieve specific business goals such as increasing loyalty, customer acquisition and driving footfall.

Instead of devoting themselves to their "Big Idea," socially-minded entrepreneurs often spend their time entering online voting competitions and hosting banquets to raise money to support their operations.

The National League has an unlikely leader in its Final Vote competition.

And following the Brexit vote competition for jobs may be reduced, as many job hunters assume it's not a good time to apply.

After winning the final vote competition, Swisher is clearly eager for his first taste of All-Star festivities, and he said he was going to approach the derby like "how I live everything, man: live in the moment".

Four Top Chef, Season 6 contestants had booths with small dishes, with a text-to-vote competition (not sure that anyone actually texted --see which you texted --seebestexted --see

A fifth opportunity presented itself when Pedroia pulled out of the All Star Game to spend time with his pregnant wife and as Kinsler had finished second in fan voting, in player voting, and in the Final Vote competition, he appeared a likely candidate to replace his fellow second baseman.

But Maddon went with one of his own to replace Pedroia, Tampa Bay's first baseman Carlos Peña, who was leading the league in homers but batting.228 (and who had come in fourth in the Final Vote competition, behind Kinsler and Chone Figgins).