Sentence examples for an important contest from inspiring English sources

Do they or don't they throw a Maverick into such an important contest?

— ZACH HILLESLAND Times' sports intern Jorge Castillo notes an important contest featuring one Ivy League team that just started: Yale Vs.

Williams played for the Australian junior national team, which asked Dominguez to fly over and conduct drills with heavy emphasis on technique as it prepped for an important contest against New Zealand.

He is so good at the sport that recently his team in County Mayo paid his fare from N.Y. to Dublin & back so he could play in an important contest.

South Carolina, famous for ugly and vicious politics, will be an important contest as top-tier candidates like Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and Trump face off in a southern state which is home to a significant population of veterans.

Coming face to face with someone who has the power to win an important contest can be unnerving.

"The match on Saturday will be a very important contest because both teams are looking for points in the table.

Now begins a more important contest, Mr McConnell told Kentucky Republicans: the race to save the centuries-old "compact" that every American generation leaves the next one better off.

And judging by the fact that only Dr. Dean and three of the low-polling candidates -- former Senator Carol Moseley Braun, Mr. Kucinich and Mr. Sharpton -- are on the ballot, a not very important contest at that.

It is a largely symbolic but potentially important contest that Mr. Giuliani has yet to decide whether to compete in.

It is also possibly the most important contest from a political point of view: if Clegg loses his seat, his party's pro-Conservative coalition preferences could change.