Sentence examples for be contested between an from inspiring English sources

Recent polls suggest that the second round of the 2017 presidential election would be contested between an opposition centre-right UMP candidate versus the far right's Marine Le Pen.

The 2012-13 World Series is acting as a warm-up to next year's 34th America's Cup  in San Francisco, which will be contested between defending champions Team Oracle and a challenger selected following the 2013 Louis Vuitton Cup. .

The 200m freestyle will be contested between Phelps, Thorpe and Lochte, with perhaps a couple of other guys thrown in as well.

A Brazil win would make five straight Olympics in which the final will be contested between two teams from either Latin America or Africa, a striking contrast to the European dominance in most major men's soccer events.

The figures suggest the runoff would be contested between the conservative Republicans party and the far-right Front National, a scenario last seen in 2002.

Six players are already assured of a place in the London event, which will be contested between the top eight players of the 2012 rankings as of 5 November.

So this election will be contested between two male politicians who have made public and plain their opposition to abortion.

4.04pm BST So after everything the Premiership final will be contested between the two teams that finished the regular season at the top.

As expected, the gold would be contested between two Americans: Shawn Johnson, the reigning world champion in the all-around, and Nastia Liukin.

The first match of the League One play-off semi-finals will be contested between the sixth-placed side and the third-placed team on 14 May.

Filippo Maria died suddenly, however, leaving the duchy to be contested between Sforza and King Alfonso V of Aragon, whom Filippo Maria had designated his heir.