Sentence examples for winning entry to from inspiring English sources

One clue comes in the winning entry to a competition run by the Telecinco television channel.

But as it turned out, the winning entry, to be formally announced on Monday, does not call for starting an agency.

Record numbers of Kenyans now have access to higher education, with the number of girls winning entry to university rising at a faster rate than that of boys.

The panel will draw up a shortlist of up to 10 titles a month that will then be read by expert judges, with the winning entry to be reviewed in the Guardian, online or in the paper.

For students, the draw of midyear admissions is having time off to try something different, or, in some cases, winning entry to a college that might have put them on a waiting list.

Reporters on the scene and news executives in the United States said that winning entry to the tour depended on being a news outlet that the Afghan rulers wanted to use to convey their message.

And New York, which last week published the winning entries to the latest set of contests, has announced that the competition will be no more.

Extracts from some of the winning entries to the Guardian Young Critics competition, reviewing all eight books longlisted for the prize, will be published in Education Guardian on Tuesday 12 October.

Alongside the trunk are the three winning entries to a competition Perry runs each year at Central Saint Martins college, for which some 25 fashion students are commissioned to design him dresses, with the idea that he can carry them around inside it.

Next month the top vote-getters will be shown to a panel of left-leaning celebrity judges including Moby, Michael Moore, Janeane Garofalo, Margaret Cho and Gus Van Sant, with one or more winning entries to be broadcast as paid advertisements in Washington, D.C., in potential swing states or perhaps nationally.

Runners who won entry to the 2012 marathon through an approved charity will receive the same options as other runners.