Sentence examples for He contests from inspiring English sources
He contests the ball not being on the spot.
He contests Boeing's claim that the KC-767 can operate from shorter runways.
He contests UN estimates that over three-fifths of the country is urbanised.
He contests by silence, just as his silence also expresses the courtesy of declining to waste someone else's time.
He contests the suggestion — advanced by Mr. Frank, among others — that the Democrats would help their cause by embracing an old-fashioned economic populism, asserting that the ideological and economic bifurcation of the party (with an affluent, college-educated elite on one end and many low-income voters on the other) does not lend itself to populist appeals.
He contests the FA charge which could see him given a three-match ban.
Nor will he contest the results in the courts, which are still sitting on his challenges to the last election.
He hotly contests that he was ever right-wing.
Maloof said skaters often wondered why he hosted contests.
He won contests and eventually helped remake the contests in his high-flying image.
But for all Twain's jealous insecurity, he loved contests.
