Sentence examples for contest forward from inspiring English sources

No Democrat turned up, except for Dennis Kucinich.The Democratic National Committee DNCC) angrily stripped Michigan and Florida, the other big state to defy the party and move its contest forward, of their delegates to the party convention in August, when the candidate will be nominated.

The dramatic results of Monday's Iowa caucuses thrust the presidential contest forward to a state that promises a wildly different eight-day battle for its contrarian but deeply political voters.

Leaders like First Lady Obama and her national Let's Move campaign, spokespersons like Dr. Smith and his Makeover Mile program, innovative companies like HealthyWage and its Matchup contests, forward-thinking organizations like the Campaign to End Obesity and community fitness event organizers like me will continue to promote healthy lifestyle habits throughout the country.

Mr. Bloomberg has paid to poll the mayoral race privately, and plans to keep tracking the contest moving forward as he mulls what to do, according to two people familiar with the matter.

But, despite Dugdale immediately securing a solid majority of MSP and constituency Labour party nominations, Ken Macintosh – MSP for Eastwood, who previously lost to Johann Lamont in the 2011 leadership contest – stepped forward to challenge her.

Given the fight for delegates among Mr. Romney, Newt Gingrich, Ron Paul and Mr. Santorum, "as these contests move forward, that makes it more difficult for any candidate to ever get to 1,144," said John P. Yob, Mr. Santorum's delegate strategist.

Democratic Congressional leaders said today that both sides should pause while the legal contests moved forward, while Republicans said it was only a matter of time until Mr. Gore would have to concede.

Clermont scored only one try but their high‑quality team score neatly summed up the contest, big forwards making ominous ground before the outstanding Rougerie and Morgan Parra coolly worked Lee Byrne over with two spare men outside him.

"Yes, they are [going to take on more meaning]," Vaqueros Coach John Rome said of his team's contests going forward into the five-game conference slate, which comes on the heels of an 0-4 nonconference start.

The way Drogba plays it, he uses his arms to gain elevation to score headed goals, to barge his way through defenses, and uses them forcefully in the arm-wrestling contests that forwards and defenders indulge in inside the crowded goal mouths.

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