Sentence examples for contest off from inspiring English sources
We'll KICK this contest off right now and end it tomorrow at noon Eastern Time.
Wigan Athletic killed this contest off in the first half.
Twain tried for years to get his contest off the ground.
Orford converted both, and Manly should have scored a third try that would have killed the contest off after 33 minutes, with Watmough again doing the damage only for Stewart to drop his pass with the line at his mercy.
The man who had spent years trying to get his most unnatural contest off the ground "was both unwilling and unable to turn out a work of fiction designed to fit an abstract and artificial scheme".
In 1963, a young insurance salesman named Rodney Fox was competing in a spearfishing contest off Aldinga Beach, near Adelaide, South Australia, when he suddenly felt an immense force smash into his side.
"A lot of those ideas are his, such as not contesting off rucks and setting up mauls.
It was the signature contest of that off-year election cycle.
The contest got off to a fast start as the Eagles jumped out in front barely three minutes into the first period.
Ms. Rapaczynski described the reforms that preceded membership in the European Union as a period of "sponsored transformation" and pointed out that "once the pressure of the beauty contest was off, the pace of reform slowed".
The contest set off a flood of gimmicky efforts to attract the company's attention – from Topeka, which changed the name of its city to Google for a month, to Madison, Wis., which created a "Google Fiber" ice cream flavor.
