Sentence examples for bigger contests from inspiring English sources

The BJP is likely to win the bigger contests in Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan.

And Mr. Santorum's campaign has begun raising money and adding some staff as he turns his attention to the bigger contests in Michigan, Ohio and elsewhere.

Khan, after finally appearing ready to meet Brook at Wembley this summer, has opted for Las Vegas and an even bigger contest against Saúl "Canelo" Álvarez.

But Hearn is already talking up the possibility of a much bigger contest between his man and Fury, who beat Chisora at the weekend.

The endgame of the Democratic primaries will shape the bigger contest for influence in the party over the next four years, one in which Warren and Sanders could prove to be allies -- or rivals.

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

Not for the first time in Russia's history, the biggest contests are being played out in court-rooms and jails.

And tired athletes are prone to the type of calf-muscle strain that could mean that Robben, so often the Bayern match winner, misses the two biggest contests of the coming week.

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.

"Entrepreneurs hit four or five of the biggest contests and get seed money from all of them,” he says.