Sentence examples for about a contest from inspiring English sources
"That is not what, to my view, American democracy is supposed to be about, a contest between billionaires.
"No Talking" was about a contest among middle schoolers to stay silent.
What about a contest to see who has the strongest arm or the farthest kick?
Mr. Corzine, in rebuttal: Elections are about a contest of ideas; they're not about money.
It's based on a documentary about a contest that took place annually at a Nissan dealership in the small Texas city of Longview in the 1990s.
When Mr. Corzine said, "Elections are about a contest of ideas, they're not about money," Mr. Florio replied: "Jon's being a bit disingenuous.
Mr. Rangone said the company was thinking about having a contest to determine the bridesmaid, or perhaps asking a celebrity.
She is the heroine of this feminist fairytale about three siblings and a contest about who is to run the farm.
So Mr. Kutch approached the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County, who are about to launch a contest to design one.
It's a contest about what to do about it," said David Axelrod, the chief strategist to the president's re-election campaign.
