Sentence examples for always a contender from inspiring English sources

Still, there should be enough there against a Falcons team that is always a contender as long as quarterback Michael Vick is there.

But United's huge support means they are always a contender for promotion and having been busy in the transfer market under the new manager, David Weir – bringing in Febian Brandy, Stephen McGinn, Lyle Taylor and Conor Coady – this finally could be the year the Blades go up.

Raikkonen will be there always because I think Lotus - with the tyre degradation they have - will be always a contender on Sundays and we hope and believe Ferrari will be in that group.

They were almost always a contender with the team missing the playoffs just five times from 1948 to 2013.

Greece is always a contender: it hasn't finished lower than ninth since 2003, and it's never failed to make it past the semi-finals.

Because I've always been a contender.

Christmas comes fourth, just missing the medals, but always a strong contender.

This team is always a strong contender for a gold medal, and I do not see that changing in the near future.

Jose Bautista of Toronto was the first in the majors to reach 20 home runs, and Michael Young of Texas is always a strong contender, but Beltre makes the best case to team with Longoria.

She is always a strong contender, but Jessica Hynes's horribly dense PR executive Siobhan Sharpe, from W1A, is also likely to get the jury's attention just for the sheer consistency of tone and an almost Les Dawson-like ability to hit the bum notes of intelligent conversation.

An obvious example here is Westminster council, always a top contender for the UK's least human-friendly local authority, which has in recent months telephoned in policies from the 1970s such as blocking construction of a well-supported new bike lane on a dangerous intersection, and halting moves to pedestrianise Oxford Street.