Sentence examples for as contests from inspiring English sources

Naked struggles for power are thus cast as contests of law and principle.

Before television, national elections were seen largely as contests between a number of candidates or parties for parliamentary seats.

Gamification, the art of reframing chores as contests, has its limits, particularly when the task being performed has equivocal results.

As contests go it would probably be more evenly matched than recent Old Trafford set-tos between Spurs and United.

Therefore, bullfights, or corridas, are viewed by many people not so much as struggles between bullfighters and bulls but as contests between bullfighters and themselves.

He also affectingly referred to games as "contests", to tournaments as "competitions", and to a "penalty competition" rather than the unnecessarily dramatic "penalty shoot-out".

Bulletins bearing latest scores, latest hands, & latest comments from the players are issued regularly as contest progressed.

Cooking as contest, cooking as derring-do: that pretty much sums up "Iron Chef America," on which Mr. Flay and Mr. Batali have been mainstays.

Over the past week the referendum had become framed as contest between liberals, who favored "No," versus the Muslim Brotherhood, who promoted "Yes".

"We are encouraging visitors to the Facebook site to post pictures of their little boys, not as contest entries," he added.

To train Community Health Workers to see themselves as contesting the diagnostic imperatives to treat "mental illness," while recognizing and addressing structural barriers to community mental wellbeing.