Sentence examples for whose entrants from inspiring English sources

Occasionally, I had won events whose entrants numbered in the hundreds, but anything larger was guaranteed to have athletes who were much better than me.

The former was the only category whose entrants ("Beasts of No Nation," "Chi-Raq," "Concussion," "Creed," "Dope," and "Straight Outta Compton") were all in theatres last year.

"Mead is a wine and a wine made with honey instead of grapes," said Vicky Rowe, a director of the annual Mazer Cup International Mead Competition, whose entrants have doubled to 218, from 100, in just the last three years.

Schools whose entrants come from disadvantaged areas, however prodigious the teachers' efforts, however impressive the value added by the school, will rate less well than indifferent schools with entrants from socially and economically privileged backgrounds.

Only beardie weirdies, after all, have any intention of entering the World Beard Championships, whose entrants are basically giving off the message: "don't come near me, my facial representation of the Eiffel Tower is more important to me than regular contact with my fellow humans".

The winner of the Grade 2 Fountain of Youth at Gulfstream Park doesn't often go on to Kentucky Derby glory, but this $400,000 race, to be run this Saturday in Florida, is nonetheless a key prep for the first Saturday in May, a race whose entrants and winners usually remain horses of interest through the Triple Crown season and beyond.

For researcher Edward Johnson of Eastern Virginia Medical School in Norfolk, whose entrant is an Escherichia coli rendition of Google's logo, participating in the contest was just coming full circle.

The energy category attracted a number of entrants whose activities marked them out as "ones to watch" in the future.

This year's total is expected to be 3.000, not counting the 800 illegal entrants whose presence has he come controversial.

9. GNM will select a long-list of 40 entrants whose submissions best fit the criteria on the entry page (as briefly summarised in paragraph 12 below) and are, in GNM's view, the best entries.

That mobility is obscured by young new entrants whose poverty remained relatively high.