Sentence examples for contest has turned from inspiring English sources

The contest has turned personal.

The contest has turned increasingly nasty, however, with the infighting becoming increasingly acriminious.

"Over the years the annual contest has turned into a cult and become part of the gay culture.

Now that the political contest has turned into the Hunger Games with Super Pacs, he's probably kicking himself.

In recent weeks, the contest has turned bitter with each side accusing the other of false promises while engaging in tit-for-tat campaign pledges.

"Bill Daley's emergence as a possible contender in this contest has turned what was already a good fight into a real donnybrook," said Stuart Rothenberg, editor of The Rothenberg Political Report, a nonpartisan publication that follows and analyzes developments in national and state politics.

It was as if the beauty contest had turned into a war zone.

Instead, the French held and counterattacked not because it made sense, but because the killing contest had turned into a judgment, and an emotional symbol for both sides.

Often, the surge of minor parties in similar contests has turned out to be a protest vote, with supporters returning to their traditional loyalties when it comes to choosing a party, and a prime minister, to lead the country.

More than a few contests have turned into life and death struggles.

The thrust that had thrilled Puma-fanciers in previous contests had turned to disappointingly duff side to side stuff.