Sentence examples similar to contest bill from inspiring English sources

It was a contest billed as Hove versus Gove – and it appears that Michael Gove just blinked.

Indeed, Coney Island's annual Nathan's Famous Hotdog Eating Contest bills itself as "a physical manifestation of the concept of freedom", representing "the spirit of July 4th itself".

Ms Palin and her husband Todd, both 50, and two of their five children – Bristol, 23, and Track, 25 – attended the birthday party on 6 September at the home of Chris Olds, a local celebrity and winner of the 2010 Iron Dog Snowmobile Race, an annual contest billed as "The World's Longest, Toughest Snowmobile Race".

This was a contest billed as "special" by Shaqiri due to links between the nations that gave it a strong feel of kinship, the sense crystallised by Switzerland (and Arsenal's) Granit Xhaka facing his elder sibling Taulant, who lined up in Albania's midfield.

Two giant machines - dubbed battle robots - have fought in a contest billed as a "world first".

Birmingham City entered the match as favourites, in a contest billed as a contrast of styles.

England faced India in their second match, in a contest billed as the battle for top spot in the group.

This week was the last confrontation between my seniors and juniors in a contest billed as "Ultimate Americana". Call it cultural literacy or trivia — it's a collection of questions and associations to stretch young minds, challenge their intellect and occasionally test their sense of humor.