Sentence examples for a big contender from inspiring English sources
The fact that it has already won two Emmys and three Golden Globes, and along the way established Netflix, still only six years old, as a big contender in the metamorphising TV marketplace, should speak volumes.
"Tottenham are a big contender.
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho believes Tottenham are a "big contender" for the Premier League title, claiming they are one of six possible champions.
In other words, the app gives a robust outlook of overall health over time, which has made Fitbit a big contender in the space against Nike and others.
I've got a lot of watching to do in those categories, but do you care to take a crack at picking winners right now? "Frankenweenie" prevailed with the NYFCC, for whatever that's worth, but I have to assume that "Brave" is a big contender, even though its mid-production director swap seems to have cost it a Best Director nomination at the Annies.
Some of the earlier shows that opened didn't seem to have the success that was presumed, either critically or at the box office, but what's, nice, then is that some dark horse comes along like "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder" that opened early, had no great fanfare behind it but was able to keep a steady drumbeat of business through the season and has suddenly emerged as a big contender.
Nor does Spain have much of a tradition in high-tech industries, although it is becoming a bigger contender in aerospace as a shareholder in the EADS group, which makes Airbus aircraft.Holidays and retirementTake away construction and tourism (60m tourists arrive every year in a country of 43m people) and there is not much left.
As far as mainstream French cinema goes, the big contender is Olivier Assayas, a critic turned director in the high French tradition.
Microsoft Money, the other big contender here, has a "sunset" policy not much different than Quicken's.
The Nittany Lions, a Big Ten contender until recently, appear to be a former powerhouse in decline under the veteran coach Joe Paterno.
Kansas State Coach Ron Prince will not return for the 2009 season, pushed out after failing to rebuild the Wildcats into a Big 12 contender.
