Sentence examples for be to contest from inspiring English sources
The Shockers' job would be to contest harder, make those bad shots look worse.
However, it appears likely that the ousted president's probable strategy will be to contest elections due in 2013 rather than launch a campaign on the streets.
When the two teams come together at Ibrox amid this crush of rancour, it will be to contest a game that will have a significant bearing on the title race, even if the game has become obscured by the dramas of this season.
KaloBios is to contest this decision at an appeal hearing on February 25.
The Heat's strategy was to contest every shot, but that did not last long.
As a result, his first task is to contest the existing framework of assumptions.
A new feminist party is to contest next year's elections; if the polls are right, it could win several seats.
To rebut is to contest or deny something; to refute is to prove that it's wrong.
The initial plan had been to contest the triathlon in Homebush Bay and finish the event in the Olympic Stadium.
The WRU is to contest the claim.
Hearts are to contest the notice of complaint issued to Jamie Hamill for his dismissal against Ross County.
