Sentence examples for contest of course from inspiring English sources

Neither can win such a contest, of course.

Winning the poster contest, of course, may not mean much in terms of the actual election.

Ascot's showpiece remains a top class contest, of course, but there is no getting away from the feeling that it is not the race it should have been.

Some might contest, of course, that Ranieri deserves as much criticism for the negative impact of his half-time switch as praise for his successful initial selection, but you won't find many such dissenters wearing a Roma shirt.

But I have to look ahead at how I become president and the consequences of that.' " The contest, of course, would fail after being rejected by Judge Sauls, revived by the Florida Supreme Court last Friday, and killed once and for all by the United States Supreme Court on Tuesday.

TechCrunch Europe covers 48 geographical European countries and territories, 27 members of the "European Union" inside that and the 51 participating countries in the most important European project of all: the Eurovision Song Contest of course!

The faith of the candidates has been a constant concern in the Republican contest, of course--where John McCain, lacking the expected aura of born-again bamboozlement, has been struggling to entice some proper religious maniacs to his cause.

I could be mean and point out Soho Farmhouse's slight holiday camp feel (with yoga sessions instead of knobbly knees contests, of course – though there is crazy golf).

Competitive, passionate contests, of course, are what television companies pay the big bucks for and what spectators want to see; games that matter, games that resonate across Europe, games without (artificially-protected) frontiers.

That Barack Obama is twice as "liked" in recent polls than Mitt Romney says a great deal; presidential elections are not merely popularity contests of course and have much to do about public confidence in economic and security policies.

Though the annual lottery has traditionally been a one-day event where eager hunters sit around on folding chairs listening for their name to be called from the drawing, Rangeley has turned it into a three-day festival, complete with chocolate mousse specials at local restaurants, a moose stash geocache contest  and of course, the moose calling competition. .