Sentence examples for contest from which from inspiring English sources

Michael Heseltine then challenged her for the Conservative party leadership, triggering a contest from which she subsequently withdrew.

It is supposed to be a psychological "contest," from which "the prison authority must emerge the victor".

The competition has many similarities to the Eurovision Song Contest from which its name is taken.

Scotland comfortably won the kicking contest from hand, which was easily the dominant feature of the match.

The next finalist was "nypoet22" from my site, who came up with what was likely the first entry of the contest from anyone, which suggested a beautiful name that really needs no explanation: Crazy Uncle Donald.

Mr. Giuliani, for his part, has done everyone a service by making a timely exit from a contest for which he no longer had an appetite.

The last contest for which we had entries from the state, contest No. 471, reveals a mere two submissions.

The site features regular Photoshop contests, in which users use a graphical editing program (such as Adobe Photoshop, from which the contest draws its name) to manipulate an image provided by the creator of the contest.

The contest involves a secret ingredient, from which the chefs must make four or five dishes in 60 minutes.

Dr Kedes wants it to be clear which haplotypes came from which parent.The contest will begin in January 2013 and last 30 days.

Federer won his 16th (and possibly last) major that night, relieved that Murray failed to grab at least two golden opportunities that would, in all probability, have extended the contest into a fourth set, from which point Murray might have launched a second offensive.