Sentence examples for be contested between two from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

If Norway follows Poland out the door, the 2022 winter games will be contested between three hosts: Beijing, which spent some $40 billion on the 2008 summer games, Almaty in Kazakhstan, whose human rights record is hardly better than China's, or Lviv.

This season's Europa League final was contested between two teams who entered the competition that way, Chelsea beating Benfica 2-1 in Amsterdam.  .

Though Lancashire was a football stronghold in the early years of the professional game, providing a large proportion of Football League teams, the cup final had never been contested between two Lancashire clubs until the 1904 final.

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

The Dave Gallaher Trophy was introduced in 2000 to be contested between the two teams.

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.

"When Nottingham Forest beat Derby County at the weekend, they not only secured three points but also picked up the Brian Clough Trophy, which is contested between the two teams each time they meet," writes Ant Coleman.

The Bledisloe Cup series is contested between these two nations annually.