Sentence examples for In every contest from inspiring English sources

In every contest, lots of them come up with a general sort of funny idea.

In every contest — "in every case" — other candidates had more money than he had.

Albert Gore, who has run a distant third at best, in every contest since Mar.

Romney has lost evangelicals in every contest — and by an average of fifteen points.

Mr. Bradley, a former senator from New Jersey, was shut out by Mr. Gore in every contest before yesterday.

As has been the case in every contest with exit polls so far this year, the top issue was the economy.

As Australia got mauled up front in nearly every contest the likes of Aiden Tolman, Tim Mannah and Jacob Lillyman were watching from home despite averaging more metres per game in 2014 than Klemmer.

But given the board's concerns, as spelled out in a briefing paper, over an "unprecedented level of third-party activity" in the 2009 municipal elections, the new law is likely to curtail the influence of the city's powerful labor unions in virtually every contest from mayor to City Council.

Is there any wonder then why Obama has won the youth vote by such wide margins in nearly every contest so far?

Davis and Garagiola told the groundskeepers that the pace of the game was a priority for baseball and that in an age in which virtually every contest is televised, "few things make us collectively look worse than when a situation is going on on the field and we all look confused".

The two Southern states are filled with evangelical voters who have expressed deep reservations about Mr. Romney in just about every contest so far.