Sentence examples for contest group from inspiring English sources

The Fainwood is listed in the yearbook with other student activities, which in 1977 ranged from the Law Review and Chicano Law Students Association to social groups including the Friday Afternoon Club and Trivia Contest group.

Elsewhere, the holders and favourites Ivory Coast were drawn in Group C and will face Togo, Morocco and DR Congo, while Algeria and Senegal – ranked second and third in Africa by Fifa – will contest Group B with Zimbabwe and Tunisia.

The assembled field – featuring five all-stars (James Harden, Kyrie Irving, Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Kyle Korver) and two former champions (Irving and Marco Belinelli) – will somehow serve as the set-up act for a four-man, dunk contest group unknown to most casual NBA fans.

Mali will contest Group D at the finals alongside Ghana, Botswana and Guinea.

Sudan will contest Group B at the finals, where they will play Angola, Burkina Faso and tournament favourites Ivory Coast.

The Netherlands, Spain, Russia and Germany contest Group B. England overcame Serbia 2-0 on aggregate in a play-off back in October to qualify for the finals, the second leg marred by ugly scenes.

By Eliza Griswold "Even an abysmal performance would be better than complete absence from the contest," a group of British researchers concluded.

By Alan Burdick "Even an abysmal performance would be better than complete absence from the contest," a group of British researchers concluded.

In its first sponsored contest, the group, which promotes merlot as the Island's signature red, pitted its six members' merlots and their collective blend, called Merliance, against seven from France, California and Washington.

As things stand, 47 of the 48 teams who will contest the group stages have been decided, among them Tottenham Hotspur, Swansea City and Wigan from England the UK.

In the medium term, he says, there is a case for ending the payment of a one-off fee to allow people a vote in a Labour leadership contest – a group known as "registered supporters".