Sentence examples for contest above from inspiring English sources

You may know the ancient Chinese game Go, but the traditional "Plant Contest" (above), which Cao Fei staged in 2000, is probably less familiar.

Luci Gutiérrez, whose illustration of the Nathan's Famous annual hot-dog-eating contest (above) appears in Goings On About Town this week, has been an illustrator for a decade, and for The New Yorker since the fall.

By Jordan Awan June 29 , 2011Luci Gutiérrez, whose illustration of the Nathan's Famous annual hot-dog-eating contest (above) appears in Goings On About Town this week, has been an illustrator for a decade, and for The New Yorker since the fall.

"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.

Naturalised epistemologists form a heterogeneous group and not all of them contest all the above features.

The Research Tell them to choose one news category to focus on using the list in the contest rules above.

And it is all theoretically elevated by nobility of purpose -- the vision of a pioneering literary contest and, above all, the prevailing theme of education as an ideal.

At 7, there's a one-hour special on past Miss America moments and events (like the 1920's bathing-beauty contest shown above) to get everyone into the mood for the old days.

The two skaters (Sven Boekhorst and Tio Eerhart) defy death in one contest, soaring above the proscenium arch with the excitement of their leaps into air increased by live video shot from an angle above that makes them seem to hurtle up toward the camera.

"He's not a rim protector in the traditional sense in that he can't get up and contest shots above the rim, but he can use gifts — mostly his lateral quickness — to get there in time and protect the rim in a different way".

Brahim: For me, this contest is, above all, a way to explain and give my research back to a larger public.