Sentence examples for contest like from inspiring English sources

In an ideal world, a contest like Idol would be all about, y'know, the contestants.

The Covers Contest, like the presidency, endures.

The contest, like an eternal spring, continues.

It was a backgammon contest like no other.

"This course is not just a putting contest like we've seen in recent majors.

This is not an either-or contest, like last year's with "Saving Private Ryan" versus "Shakespeare in Love" (which won).

Mr and Mrs Nude California was a beauty contest like Miss America, except they didn't wear any clothes.

No longer will we have the Eurovision Song Contest-like drama of watching the judge from Belarus supporting his neighbours and condemning the rest.

English rugby must be in rude health, despite the mumblings from members of their last Grand Slam winning side, if they can attract such a gathering for a no-contest like this.

Mr. Bona added: "But people love watching the show because it's a contest -- like the Super Bowl or 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.' There's still suspense.

When John McCain endorsed Mitt Romney just before the New Hampshire primary, there was some tittering about all the nasty things the Senator from Arizona said about his former rival during the 2008 Republican nominating contest like when he called Mr. Romney a "phony" in an ad.