Significados de biennial competition en inglés

The city is hosting the biennial competition over four days from tomorrow.

The Sasol Solar Challenge is said to be a biennial competition.

The biennial competition attracts hundreds of outstanding young violinists from all over the world.

The Mangaweka Gallery has embraced the town's reputation with a biennial competition for Fakes and Forgeries.

The biennial competition is for students in years 0 through to year 8.

The biennial competition the competition's its main purpose is to provide a platform for young singers, not just Irish.

The biennial competition is, for the moment at least, scheduled to go ahead in September at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin.

Olazabal was Nick Faldo's vice-captain in this year's Ryder Cup and is touted to lead Europe in the biennial competition in the future.

In He Rourou, we hear Gisborne tutor Derek Lardelli's impassioned speech, outlining all the good reasons that the biennial competition should go east.

Italy are looking for a sixth title since the biennial competition began in 1978 while Spain go in search of a fourth crown.

And the Mangaweka Gallery has embraced the town's reputation with a biennial competition for "Fakes and Forgeries", put together by the Gallery owner, Richard Aslett.

The U.S. has lost the past three Ryder Cups and eight of the past 10 biennial competitions.