Sentence examples for clever contest from inspiring English sources

Sklar came up with clever contest ideas, like having Salvador Dali judge listeners' renderings of the Mona Lisa in honor of the painting's coming to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

In Pennsylvania, Tea Party Republican Senate candidate Pat Toomey's standard quip that "gun control is a steady aim" will be seen as more heartless than clever as he contests the swing suburbs of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh against gun control supporter Joe Sestak.

Having thoroughly compromised himself in the interest of respectability, Hassam faced long odds in an even contest with clever ruffians, just off the boat, who had nothing to lose.

The contest is quite clever; go to Razer's site, and complete a series of quests to enter.

Despite the abundance of candidates, there are few serious rivals to Mr. Aso, a situation that has kindled suspicions that the contest is just a clever tactic by a party desperate to draw back disaffected voters.

If this country were a TV show, it would be France's Got Talent, a fiercely competitive contest to show off how clever you are," Gumbel writes.

But two goals in three minutes ended the contest thanks to Necib's clever finish before Wendie Renard headed in.

I don't go down that road and contest that because he is clever [and] I let him get on with it.

Minutes after the interval Wigan all but killed the game as a contest, Thornley romping over after another clever pass from Tomkins.

He is also the founder of the Printers For Peace contest, an effort to bring together clever 3D-printed ideas that have loftier aims.

It effectively settled the contest and Rooney wrapped it up with a clever finish past Leno at the near post for a 200th United goal since his move from Everton in 2004.