Sentence examples for contention you from inspiring English sources

"It's always good to be in contention, you know," he said.

"With so many guys in contention, you don't have a chance unless you play well".

"It has always been my contention you need a good, rounded-out life," Dr. Rebold said.

"To keep in contention you pretty much have to go blow for blow with him," Pampling said.

In Italian movies social conflict — class struggle, ideological warfare, political contention, you name it — is often expressed through sibling rivalry.

Before the longlist was made public, if you wanted to know which books were in contention you would usually be able to find out by having a discreet lunch with Martyn Goff, the charming and mischievous prize administrator who used to operate his own idiosyncratic system of leaks, withholding and revealing in equal measure.

I have no idea whether the president would have a position on, or even understand, the contentions you raise in your column assuming he were to read it.

For Boudinot's full thesis, check the piece, but here are the five main points of contention: Either you have talent or you don't: "Writers are not all born equal.

You got to be in contention unless you got a real, real good horse that will come from way out of it.

Think about each factor that your state's Court will consider when making a custody decision and what evidence you have to support your contention that you should have sole custody.

The WiFi roaming/hand-off service only works in the Cablevision footprint, and there are significant technical issues... the WiFi will be unreliable if you're traveling in a car over 50 mph, and you can lose a call due to contention if you're too far from the WiFi hotspot.