Sentence examples for apparent contest from inspiring English sources

One message to a friend refers to an apparent contest with another youth late in 2011, with Martin writing: "he got mo hits cause in da 1st round he had me on da ground an I couldn't do ntn".

When the results of the first ballot were announced it was apparent the contest would be a two-horse race between ­Bercow and a fellow Tory, Sir George Young.

The challenge of being in a down-ticket contest was apparent all afternoon.

But for the most part, the tone of the debate was as sober as Mr. Cheney's gray suit, a striking contrast to the barely suppressed disdain apparent in Tuesday's contest in Boston.

Though he limped out of New Hampshire, Mr. Bush engineered a comeback here by displaying a scrappy determination to work for the nomination that was never apparent in the earlier contests.

And yet when you consider the level of crazytalk that has so far pervaded the Republican nominating contest, it becomes apparent that the only thing keeping them from recognition is the money.

Out of the apparent chaos of randomness in contests, order is being retrieved, in ways that accord with the traditional method--except that the new method comes dressed with the paraphernalia of democracy, almost the connotations of a lottery, which it most definitely is not.

While the board still pushed forward with a sale after winning the proxy contest, there were no apparent bidders.

Mosher and Briggs are charged with tampering with a sports contest and making an apparent false statement, both felonies, and with conspiracy, a misdemeanor.

It is suspected the injury occurred earlier on the trip, based on that there was no apparent new issue in Thursday's contest.

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has been booed at a martial arts contest in Moscow in an apparent show of public protest.