Sentence examples for contest he would from inspiring English sources

Should he lose in the June 22 contest, he would be the third House incumbent to fall this year; two of those would be Republicans.

In that contest, he would primarily be drawing contrasts based on electability, personality, recent accomplishments and trustworthiness, rather than trying to establish a radically different ideological brand.

But if Mr. Alesi does get on the ballot and wins a primary contest, he would become the Republican candidate in the general election.

If he was going to win Major League Baseball's "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" contest, he would have to do it a cappella.

Any other day of our lives this would have been no contest — he would have broken me in four — but the rules had changed.

And if Mr López Obrador won that contest, he would finally have his chance to prove whether he is going to be Mexico's Lula, as many hope, or Mexico's Chávez, as just as many others fear.

If this was a beauty contest, he'd have won the Triple Crown".

From the beginning of Romney's campaign, his advisers conceded that if the 2012 election turned into a popularity contest, he'd lose.

If the Bafta was strictly a popularity contest, he'd walk it; last year's Christmas special drew an audience that probably exceeded the combined total of his competitors.

And if Mr. Romney were to win the Florida contest — sweeping all of the early contests — he would be on a glide path to the nomination and the fall battle with President Obama.

His campaign estimated that if he simply held his own in the remaining contests, he would need only 25 more votes from superdelegates.