Sentence examples for contest becomes from inspiring English sources

Each week seems to bring a new innovation, and every major contest becomes a turn on the runway.

The more personal and belligerent the contest becomes, of course, the greater the potential damage to the eventual victor.

If the nominating contest becomes a fight for delegates, the candidates will be looking for victories wherever they can find them.

If a contest becomes focused on pocketbook concerns, social issues and ideology, voters tend to scurry back to their home parties.

If the Republican contest becomes an exhaustive fight for delegates, the April primaries in New York and Pennsylvania and the June primaries in New Jersey and California could come into play to help decide the nominee.

But they said the rules could play a role this year if the Republican nominating contest becomes a long grind in which the candidates end up fighting for each and every delegate all the way to Tampa.

The contest became more and more feisty as it wore on, with players from both sides becoming involved in an increasing number of petty incidents and collecting a series of yellow cards.

From here the contest became more open.

This murderous contest became known as the new "Great Game".

Suddenly, in 1952, this "beauty contest" became significant.

Long before the end, the contest became a mismatch, with Liverpool carving through Wolves' fragile rearguard almost at will.