Sentence examples for contest of some from inspiring English sources

PHILADELPHIA — The hope is, one day, preferably in the not-too-distant future, Matt Harvey will be standing on the mound at Citizens Bank Park, wearing a Mets uniform, and pitching a contest of some significance.

As for glasses, some can understand if you need glasses to see, but for a contest of some kind you can take them off for a short while.

It's pretty clear sports betting operators will piggyback on that interest with potentially massive March Madness contests of some sort.

Coming one month after the Broadwater Farm Estate riot in Tottenham, in which PC Keith Blakelock was murdered, the contest became a detestable white-supremacy contest for some of east Londoner Kaylor's more excitable fans.

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.

GROW UP OR THROW UP Dear Vice, I've noticed that most of the hate mail your magazine prints seems to involve the critic trying to win some pretentiousness contest of which they feel Vice is the king.

Here the contrived nature of this contest between some of the most exalted cricketers of the age was betrayed within the first hour.

Savile presented what he referred to as the "Borges-paradox" in order to contest some of Goodman's claims about the individuation of works of art.

Politics has become a contest of monomaniacs.

It's a contest of titans.

The race is a contest of contrasts.