Sentence examples for calendar contest from inspiring English sources
Hartmann is also working with the New Jersey department of education to have middle schoolers make drawings of safe sleep environments, which will be entered into a calendar contest.
Community partners also provide valuable suggestions for specific intervention strategies for example, a calendar contest in the schools.
To prevail this week McIlroy must get past local favourites Adam Scott and Jason Day, Both have been on the Australian clock for a couple of weeks as they take advantage of the gaps in the calendar to contest tournaments on home soil.
The country will not see such exciting political times until the election proper gets into full swing in the autumn.Under America's old political calendar, the contest for the party nominations used to drag on from early February until June.
Nevada, with a one-quarter Latino population, holds the third Republican primary on the calendar, with contests in Colorado and Texas not far behind.
After all votes are over in all of the states, with a fair calendar of contests, there then would be a national primary among the top three finishers with an instant runoff ballot.
The contest calendar has become busier.
Whether judged by the leapfrog that states are playing with the contest calendar, the quicksilver rise and fall of candidates du jour, the showy dithering of supposedly would-be contenders or the dogged persistence of also-rans sprinting nowhere fast, this has been an epically silly primary season, and (cue the Carpenters) we've only just begun.
And, he noted the calendar of coming contests where only registered Republicans can vote will play to his strength.
He could be helped by the unusual calendar of nominating contests, with the chance it provides for him to pick up large numbers of delegates on Feb. 5 and recover from any early setbacks.
DES MOINES, Dec. 3 — There has probably never been a presidential campaign quite as challenging to track as the 2008 race, given the sheer number of candidates and the shifting calendar of nominating contests.
