Sentence examples for city contest from inspiring English sources

To promote a city contest known as the Taxi of Tomorrow, Mr. Yassky taped a video message that invites passengers to fill out an online survey about three newfangled cab models, mostly boxy minivans, that are fighting for the right to become the city's exclusive taxi vehicle for a decade.

"If there is a way of doing both competitions [a new elite T20 city contest above and beyond the existing NatWest Blast] with one involving all 18 counties primarily on Friday nights and then something super-charged in the middle of the summer then that is a great solution," he says.

In addition, any candidate outside the system would have to comply with all of its reporting and disclosure requirements, although state law already requires them to file campaign finance reports for city contests.

Combining city contests with state and federal elections will undoubtedly mean infusing our nonpartisan tradition with party politics.

Procter & Gamble's 33-city contest went unsolved in 1962.

He said Camden was the first city to contest state control in court.

The fourth place will go to either Portsmouth or Cardiff City who contest the FA Cup final on Saturday.

Contemplating City's contest on Sunday at Anfield, Mancini was careful, pointing out that while City have started with a flowing gallop, they are still early in the race, on the threshold of winter.

Adam does go on, however, to suggest one that definitely does: "City also contest the Billy Bly Memorial Trophy annually in pre-season against local semi-professionals North Ferriby United in honour of the great goalkeeper," adds Adam.

Annan Athletic and Brechin City will contest a replay for a place in the fifth round of the Scottish Cup after drawing at Galabank.

The Metro hosts a lot of drag shows and gender swap events with performance-based stuff, as well as the Miss City Weekly contest.