Sentence examples for contest days from inspiring English sources

Mr Livingstone formally entered the contest days after former MP Oona King announced her intention to fight him for the nomination as "a breath of fresh air" for the capital.

The winner is the pilot who has amassed the greatest number of points over all the contest days.

If you don't do this on a contest day like 'Twin Day' then you may get laughed at/looked down at.

Scotland are never out of the contest these days, so there is obviously something positive going on.

Umunna pulled out of the contest within days of announcing that he was going to run, citing personal reasons and the unexpected level of media attention.

Chuka Umunna, the shadow business secretary, pulled out of the leadership contest within days of announcing that he was going to run, citing personal reasons and the unexpected level of media attention.

However, this yield rise could be offset if the Bank buys more gilts in a further extension of QE.The good news is that the foreign exchange and government bond markets are an ugly contest these days, in which few options look attractive.

No matter; by the end of the week, her plan was, at least for the moment, defining the discussion — serving as a reminder that the Democratic presidential contest these days is to a considerable degree being defined by and around Mrs. Clinton.

Shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna has withdrawn from the Labour party leadership contest, just days after throwing his hat into the ring.

Given started the Republic's last game against the United States in November although that was only a friendly contest four days after the 1-0 Euro qualifier defeat by Scotland.

Or that of a kid wearing his mother's nightgown, directing traffic at Main St ."Better than a oratorical contest any day," he said.