Sentence examples for contest a bit from inspiring English sources

The problem with arguing with science is that it is often an uneven contest, a bit like hitting a steamroller with a stick of rhubarb.

Kevin Mitchell Mickelson hits out at Watson after defeat Andy Bull Mickelsonn exchanges driver for the knife How about making the Ryder Cup a triennial event rather than a biennial one, if only to give the top handful of American players a break and perhaps make the old contest a bit more competitive.

McIlroy and Mickelson, playing in his 10th Ryder Cup, were involved in a minor spat on Wednesday, which will give their contest a bit of extra spice.

Some undercooked food, an arm-wrestling contest and a bit of a dance in the sun.

The more crowded Republican field was becoming more raucous, the more intimate Democratic contest growing a bit testier.

The routine that he did for the contest included a bit about a Crazy Eddie Christmas sale done in Spanish - Loco Eddie.

It says it won't field a candidate for president and will contest only a bit more than one-third of parliamentary seats.

Harrington, too, was content, although he was quick to suggest that yesterday's contest was a bit more casual than their last meeting.

While Eurovision has given early exposure to pop culture giants like Abba and C ne Dion over the years, many Western European countries seem to approach the contest with a bit more mirth and far less seriousness.

They said they would not offer a candidate for president, that they would contest only a bit more than a third of the total seats in Parliament, and that Coptic Christians and women would be welcomed into the political party affiliated with the movement.

Iftekhar told the BBC she decided to participate in the contest for "a bit of fun". .