Sentence examples for all a contest from inspiring English sources

It was, after all, a contest between committed party members who were choosing what they hoped would be a winner.

Even so, it is probably best not to get too po-faced, especially in the context of beach volleyball, which is after all a contest featuring four women in bikinis (the maximum size of which is stipulated in the rules) slapping a bag of wind over a net on a court made from sand shipped in from the nearest beach.

"It's all a contest," he said.

America's Next Top Model is, after all, a contest where young women's only weapons are makeup, hair, clothing, shoes, facial expressions and poses.

The nonprofit TriBeCa Institute will run year-long programs (like TriBeCa All-Access, a contest for first-time minority filmmakers) to bring new talent into the industry.

Pellegrini moaned afterwards that matches last "95 minutes" as he implored his team to focus for all of a contest.

This was the essence of racing at its best, the ultimate definition of "the product," something the public understands and craves in all sports: a contest.

The pair had recently competed at the London Olympics in one of the most dramatic marathons of all time — a contest that had captivated newspaper readers around the world.

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But as Pink cautioned in the aforementioned song, "Can't you tell this is all just a contest?

But little comes easily to the founding nation of competitive soccer these days, least of all when it starts a contest as heavy favorite.