Sentence examples for contest from the from inspiring English sources
Still, that was a very impressive contest from the Chinaman.
It was a lopsided contest from the start.
He ruled all areas of the contest, from the serve to the increasingly one-sided exchanges at the net.
Andre Johnson owned this contest from the start, snagging two extremely tough catches for critical gains in the first quarter before scoring the first touchdown.
SUNDAY REVIEW, PAGE 3 THE PUBLIC EDITOR An essay contest from The Ethicist stirs a fuss among vegetarians and meat eaters.
The Dons were in control of the contest from the start, but struggled to test Dundee goalkeeper Scott Bain during an otherwise dominant first-half performance.
It is supposed to be a psychological "contest," from which "the prison authority must emerge the victor".
The other is that of "competing" or "contesting," from the Latin concerto, -are, -atus ("to contend").
Membership-wide ballots to elect our parliamentary leaders would transform leadership contests from the realm of intrigue into contests that reward merit and that essential political quality – popularity.
The 2015 general election will see some fascinating election contests from the Humber to The Wash.
Amritsar is being keenly watched this election season because of the two high-profile candidates contesting from the city.
