Sentence examples for contest has become from inspiring English sources

But lately the contest has become a horse race.

"The contest has become a part of that".

Strategists on both sides say the contest has become static.

So with three weeks remaining before the June 6 primary, the contest has become increasingly heated.

The contest has become an important marker of many school districts' reputations for excellence.

The Warren-Brown contest has become the highest-profile, and most expensive, statewide race of the year.

By that stage the scrum – a close contest – had become one-sided with both of the Worcester looseheads off injured.

By then the contest had become fractious, Diego Costa and Van Dijk embroiled in a running spat with the Spain forward riled and, inevitably, increasingly threatening.

That a onetime Democratic hero could get that kind of treatment from a Democratic crowd is an indication of quite how bitter this contest had become.

In a measure of how competitive the contest had become, Mr. Rangel spent the final days of the race campaigning energetically, as his organization deluged households with recorded phone messages from former President Bill Clinton and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg praising him.

Given the formality the contest had become, capped by Willian's blistering fourth goal rasped in from distance near the end, a European debut might have added to the general sense of satisfaction.