Sentence examples for contest in time from inspiring English sources

Two people familiar with the state's caucus certification process said that the Republican Party there was likely to announce on Thursday that it could not officially declare a winner of its Jan . 3contest in time for its self-imposed deadline, on Thursday, putting Mr. Romney's announced victory at least temporarily in doubt — and threatening to erase it entirely.

Users can see how they are doing in the contest, in real time, by visiting the docsters page and clicking on "most docs this week".

A Sessegnon tap-in after Steven Fletcher's header was parried by Myhill produced a late flicker of hope among home supporters but Fortune settled the contest in added time as the Baggies gave a further demonstration of their attacking prowess this season.

But some experts said it was reasonable for the justices to conclude the Florida Supreme Court had decided the Legislature meant to get all election contests completed in time to assure that Florida's electoral votes would be counted.

It's all in good fun, of course, but I know plenty of people who would take offense at this analogy, from a "Schott's Vocab" contest in the Times.

No individual contest in recent times has aroused my, and for that matter, the interest of literally the entire world, as the recent senate race between Republican Roy Moore and Democrat Doug Jones did.

The political contest in Canada this time is particularly difficult to predict since the three big parties each have about 30% in popular support.

The trainer Mike de Kock is eyeing a Group Two contest in three weeks' time for the mare, the winner of last year's UAE 1,000 Guineas.

His plan to hang on to his job by holding a leadership contest in three weeks' time was eventually rejected by 132 votes to 107 at the end of an 11-hour session that laid bare the chaos and anger at the heart of the PSOE.

However on 3 December 2011, Phil Bosco, a former head of delegation told a French-speaking website that the Monegasque national broadcaster Télé Monte Carlo (TMC) did not intend to return to the Eurovision Song Contest any time in the near future, as there were no financial budget available.

He also writes about the not-so-great pretenders: the long-lost relatives who show up just in time to contest the family fortune.