Sentence examples for big contests from inspiring English sources

And with few big contests in March, his rivals would have little hope of significantly changing the narrative until April.

The big contests of the show conformed to many of the Grammys' familiar story lines: novices facing off against seasoned pros; pop stars versus critical darlings; troubled heroes on the comeback trail.

Each of the candidates will be running against Clinton, and running quickly: the primary schedule has been compressed ridiculously, and most of the big contests, including the New York and California primaries, will have taken place by early March.

"Party identifications still matter in the local races and the legislative races, but they mean less and less in the big contests," said Maureen Connelly, a political consultant who has worked for Democrats and Republicans, including Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

Mrs. Clinton's advisers dispute that, noting that his victories have come in relatively small states and that she has invested most of her attention in two big contests coming up on March 4: Ohio and Texas.

When people such as Lawrence Dallaglio get into their thirties you can't expect them to be at their best over nine months but you do expect them to peak for the big contests.

They can single-handedly win you a big contest.

The next big contest for the Republican candidates is in Wisconsin on April 3.

"I am focused on Wales and the big contest against Ireland.

But the next big contest doesn't take place for over a month.

Four years earlier, without the energy of a big contest, the Democrats attracted 5 percent, the Republicans 4 percent.