Sentence examples for an intriguing contest from inspiring English sources

Morwell is emerging as an intriguing contest, a test of the depth of the disillusionment with major political parties.

A combination of early-pace types and confirmed from-the-clouds closers makes this an intriguing contest … and an irresistible betting opportunity.

Tomorrow's race will be an intriguing contest which could see the best of Britain go head to head with the best of France.

It might also be an intriguing contest between the home side's obdurate defense and a Real attack that has scored 50 goals in 15 league games thus far.

After an intriguing contest which went the distance, the score was a unanimous verdict of 115-114, 115-113, 115-113 to Linares.

Hors La Loi III, who took the Cheltenham title last season, heads an intriguing contest which includes Rooster Booster,Intersky Falcon and Puntal.

It was a stuttering, intriguing contest, full of tension throughout but the little Romanian, coached now by Andy Murray's former mentor Darren Cahill, had too many smarts for the Belarussian in the end.

An open and intriguing contest, this was another example of United being saved by their attack and, while they ultimately took advantage of neighbours Manchester City's failure to win at QPR on Tuesday, there will again be questions about their defending, particularly with Real Madrid visiting soon in the Champions League.

For a fair chunk of this intriguing contest, as Pakistan introduced five spinners in the first eight overs and continued to use them exclusively for the first 17, they were in real danger of failing to score the 112 required to stay above their opponents on net run rate, and secure a place in the semi-finals.

The seat of Morwell has become an intriguing electoral contest, with independent candidate Tracie Lund standing largely because of the perceived safety issues at the Hazelwood coalmine.

As so often in football, the fixture list has thrown up an intriguing Champions League contest between Rummenigge's Bayern and Manchester City, the free-spending Premier League team that has provoked so much FFP-related debate.