Sentence examples for walk contest from inspiring English sources

Kamryn Blubaugh was determined to design something special for this year's Chalk Walk contest, part Sunday's fifth annual Sykesville Fine Art & Wine Festival.

Explains the distinction between walking and running; rules for walking contests.

A Walk to School Campaign was launched that included a "walking to school bus", traffic calming tactics, walking contests, and maps highlighting safe routes to school.

Walking was promoted through walking contests and the observance of International Walk to School Day.

For the 100th anniversary of Wilson's proclamation, tours of the Point Loma Lighthouse were planned, along with an art show, car show, ranger-guided walks, an essay contest, and a nighttime gala, "Cabrillo Lights Up The Night".

Mofilm didn't walk away from the contest empty-handed either: It now has roughly 35 brands signed up to work with it on user-generated content over the next 90 days.

Gordon ultimately didn't walk away from the contest a winner, but the dunk proved to be a great opportunity for Intel to show off some of its new boundary-pushing technologies.

Before the Culpeper contest, he walked the cross-country course three times and drew a map, with extensive annotations.

They shook hands, thanked each other for an incredible contest and walked off with admiration from the fans.

While Mr. Obama's victories were significant, the Democratic Party awards delegates proportionally, so Mrs. Clinton stands to walk away from the contests with a sizable number.

Stage a protracted leadership contest which walked away from the Blair legacy and allowed the new coalition to establish its own narrative for the recession: Labour's fault, not the bankers.