Sentence examples for contest about which from inspiring English sources

We might as well have challenged women to a contest about which of us has more Y chromosomes.

The 2012 general election campaign — just days old — is already shaping up as a contest about which candidate can better identify with the plight of working-class Americans struggling to make ends meet.

Grim economic news has framed the Republican presidential campaign as a referendum on Mr. Obama's fiscal leadership and a contest about which of the Republican rivals is best positioned to turn the country's fortunes around.

The story goes that a naval commander decided to settle a bragging contest about which athletes were fittest – runners, swimmers or cyclists – by combining all three into a single ultra triathlon.

If, as most expect – and Boris himself acknowledged this to Ferrari – Ken does become Labour's candidate on 24th of this month, we can expect a credibility contest about which is the stouter defender of the capital's budgets.

There are lots of very funny improvised encounters with Brydon, who does indeed come close to pinching the movie: especially in a long-running ego contest about which one of them is taller, with Coogan insisting on built-up shoes to the despair of the costume department who are striving for authenticity.

The enemy fortified the hill, about which the contest had been, with strong works and posted a garrison on it.

Mr. Smith said employers, not Talx, controlled decisions about which cases to contest.

McCain's win provides him with an enormous advantage going into next week's Super Tuesday contest, in which about half the country will be eligble to vote.

PAS is also limbering up for a fight with its other supposed ally, Keadilan, about which constituencies each party should contest.

Last week saw a row about which constituency Mr Advani would contest (Mr Modi had been urging older figures to move instead to the unelected Upper House of parliament).