Sentence examples for change the contest from inspiring English sources

In the heat of that unacceptable moment, Adebayor probably did change the contest.

What helped Nasri change the contest was the arrival of Kevin De Bruyne and Yaya Touré on the hour.

Well, let me ask, could the Legislature of the State of Florida, after this election, have enacted a statute to change the contest period by truncating it by 19 days?

The backbench rebel admitted that he had failed in a last-ditch effort yesterday to persuade the party authorities to change the contest rules to allow both him and Abbott to stay in the contest to succeed Gordon Brown.

That being said, I would not change the contests one bit - just wanted to point out what I perceived to be a few potential pitfalls (and hopefully help out a few of the younger members here who are still participating in these).

That, it seems, has significantly changed the contest in New York's 26th Congressional District.

Vignoles writes that the UK, and its neighbour Ireland, have to come to terms with how the competition has changed: "the contest has moved on in so many ways: musical taste has evolved, other countries invest more in their participation and the contest has more status in many of these countries".

But three wickets in as many balls changed the contest.

The introduction of Sylvan Ebanks-Blake and Frank Nouble changed the contest as not long afterwards, Cresswell played a short free-kick to Williams, who found the corner from 30 yards.

The closing chapter of the race will be highlighted by a handful of marquee events that could change the dynamic of the contest.

The Bush campaign will ask the court to declare that the Florida Supreme Court did change the rules for contesting an election.