Sentence examples for attack the contest from inspiring English sources

It did not look as if the vocal home crowd would have too much to worry about when Gareth Steenson's two penalties rewarded the Exeter's early dominance, but when Festuccia scored after Wasps' first attack, the contest became real.

One of the very few things I looked forward to at the X-Games was seeing some of the street guys like Alex and Dennis Busenitz attack the park contest.

One of the very few things I looked forward to at the X-Games was seeing some of the street guys like Alex and Dennis Busenitz attack the Park Contest, but due to Alex being late and another World Cup Blunder of bumming Dennis out (he was invited only to the Park Contest and not to the Street Contest), I didn't get to see either.

Playing on was not an umpire's direction but a way of life at the MCG, where both sides brought an attacking intent to the contest.

Signeul's outfit showed up better after the break and had numerous chances before Schelin finished a counter-attack to kill the contest and ensure the Swedes ended the campaign on top of Group Four.

The race with the heaviest campaign spending — and the harshest attacks — unfolded in the contest between one-term incumbent Kayser and Rodriguez.

However, during the move referee Andrew Thomas was knocked unconscious after being kicked in the face, which allowed Daniels to interfere in the contest attacking Styles and attempting to attack Joe with the X Division Title belt before Styles threw Daniels from the ring.

Mr Livingstone later closed a website attacking his rival, saying the contest had become "dark and negative".

Hart and Yokozuna interfered in the contest, attacking the New Headshrinkers, causing a disqualification.

The decision by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee to attack Moser as unelectable turned the contest into a symbol of a broader battle between progressive candidates and the national party apparatus.

She ended up as a political activist, defending her position in the contest by attacking the motives of naysayers.