Sentence examples for contest alongside from inspiring English sources

Windows Phone The Sun is running a £200k Dream Team fantasy football contest alongside Euro 2012 this summer, and it has an official app.

A text contest alongside the Belgian quiz show "1 Against 100" attracted 110,000 players in a month, each of whom paid euro0.50 per question in an eight-round contest.

There was notable mutual devotion in his 34-year final marriage to his third wife, Wilnelia Merced, always "Winnie" to him, a former Miss World whom he had met when employed to judge a later contest alongside her.

The pair are standing in the leadership contest alongside MSP Sarah Boyack.

Dawn Approach is one of 14 confirmations for the Group One contest alongside stablemate Leitir Mor, while the quartet of Irish 2,000 Guineas winner Magician - who will only be confirmed a runner on Sunday if he has recovered from some bruising - Gale Force Ten, George Vancouver and Mars represent Aidan O'Brien.

Then Michelle Bachmann, Rick Perry and Herman Cain all took turns surging to first or second place in national polls on the Republican presidential contest, alongside Mitt Romney.

Pulis knew he needed to vary and deepen his squad with a Europa League campaign to contest this season alongside his quest to better finishes of 13th, 11th and 12th since their return to the top flight.

Every year Simon Jones, a tenor horn specialist, gathers together a raggle-taggle band of players to contest Whit Friday alongside some of the world's most accomplished and distinguished brass bands, such as the Fairey Band from Stockport and the Brighouse and Rastrick Band from Calderdale in West Yorkshire, as well as class acts from overseas.

Both are expected to line up alongside Ryan as Oxfordshire contest their first final for 24 years from Sunday, against former Durham batsman Gary Pratt's Cumberland side.

The hogs spent about 24 hours over smoldering hickory, leaving plenty of time for the team members to consider the sauce that would be served alongside their contest entry.

The brothers, the frontrunners in the contest, will both appear alongside the other three candidates for the party leadership – Diane Abbott, Ed Balls and Andy Burnham – on BBC1's Question Time tomorrow in what is being viewed as the last chance to mobilise the vote.