Sentence examples for bit of a contest from inspiring English sources

It was a little bit of a contest we had".

So it's a bit of a contest.

"In some ways it's good to have a bit of a contest, but not too tribal, I think that was below the belt.

Giganews recently hit 900 days of retention, and they've announced that they expect to his 1,000 days of rentention just think about that for a second on May 2. To celebrate, they're having a bit of a contest.

Speaking after a roundtable meeting on northern development, Canavan said the competition for the $5bn funding was a "bit of a beauty contest", and the projects that appeared best value for taxpayers and the north would be funded.

"I know what the rankings are, but that in some respects for us is a little bit of a popularity contest," he said.

"A little bit of a sterner contest would have been handy, but it's time in the middle for us".

"Our primary is a bit of a beauty contest," Washington Secretary of State Sam Reed told Reuters.

We all know that "Dancing With the Stars" can be a bit of a popularity contest, but professional dancer Maksim Chmerkovskiy thinks the judges are the ones at fault.

We all know that "DWTS" can be a bit of a popularity contest, but Maks, 31, thinks the judges should be held responsible for their rather confusing -- and definitely not standard -- judging system.

It was a bit of an even contest and I think the two of them were at it.