Sentence examples for yearly competition from inspiring English sources
AMS organizes a yearly competition to identify the best stories.
The United States Davis Cup team's humiliating 5-0 loss to Spain in July, in the semifinals of the yearly competition, did not come as a surprise.
How could a totalitarian government keep its people down while forcing some of their children to fight to the death in a yearly competition?
The Sea Grant money, which must be bid for in a yearly competition, will be spent finding ways to clean up the lakes and arrest future problems.
It centres on 16-year-old Katniss Everdeen (Lawrence), who lives in the future nation of Panem, a cruel successor state to the United States which subjugates its citizens via the eponymous yearly competition.
March 26 2010 The closing gala of this yearly competition is always a good show: the first half features performances by the finalists, while the second is a slam-bang ballet smack-down with stars galore.
It is conceivable that projects may even hold yearly competitions to include a volunteers graphics bundle to be deployed with the project's application.
But it also made athletes less dependent on the Olympics; they can now earn a living in their sports, which have yearly competitions and world championships that offer prize money.
The Old Provençal phrase gai saber is associated with the Consistòri del Gai Saber, originally the Sobregaya compannia dels VII Trobadors de Tolosa ("Very Gay Company of the Seven Troubadours of Toulouse"), a group of seven citizens of Toulouse who in 1323 organized yearly competitions to encourage troubadour poetry, by then in serious decline.
Cyber Security Challenge, a U.K.-based organization, has been trying to tackle this shortage through yearly competitions in which players face simulated threat situations they must prevent through the use of their cyber skills.
Taxes collected on television advertising revenue, DVD sales and other media-related transactions go into a fund, money from which is distributed in a twice-yearly competition.
