Sentence examples for campaign contest from inspiring English sources

At 11 40, President Obama will visit and give brief remarks at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, before having lunch with the winners of a campaign contest.

In an already feverish campaign contest with President Obama that has focused largely on the economy, Mr. Romney, the presumed Republican nominee, turned his attention to the issue of education.

Happening in Washington: President Obama will meet with President John Evans Atta Mills of Ghana in the afternoon before dining at a local restaurant in the evening with Mrs. Obama and the winners of a campaign contest.

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Ahmed Shafiq's campaign contests this, but they are alone.

Filed Nov. 27 -- Gore campaign contests Florida's certified results in Miami-Dade, Nassau and Palm Beach counties.

Update: Q: On what grounds is the Clinton campaign contesting the Democratic Party's legal analysis made public earlier this week, when it said the party's rules call for Florida and Michigan to lose at least half their delegate strength at the convention?

Myler spent the rest of that campaign contesting the No 10 shirt with the bewilderingly gifted All Black trickster Carlos Spencer – a little past his best, perhaps, but hardly the worst playmaking pivot in Christendom – and they contested it again throughout last season's National Division One programme.

(When Antoine was 11, he won an ad-campaign contest for pull-up diapers).

An addicted customer base is ready and willing to be engaged, with e-mail campaigns, contests, games, and links from social sites.