Sentence examples for contest offered from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Corbyn, the front-runner in the Labour leadership contest, offered the strongest criticism, describing the fabrication of comments as "truly shameful".

LEBANON, N.H. — Mitt Romney, trying to brush off questions about Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, his Republican competitor in the 2012 presidential contest, offered a clear description of his campaign strategy during a press briefing in Claremont, N.H., on Wednesday.

The losers were obvious: greedy bankers, who got it in the neck from all three.The contest offered a foretaste of what is to come when, for the first time in a British general election, the leaders of the three main parties will slug it out in prime time.

Mr. Soros, whose father has contributed millions of dollars to political causes and candidates, said the State Senate contest offered a chance to put "one more vote in the column of reform," and to send a message to other Albany lawmakers that voters cared about the issue of money in politics.

The airline is considering handing out e-book readers to passengers after the idea won a contest offered up by the airline.

As an incentive to increase the number of submissions, the contest offered the winner a one hundred dollar cash prize.

A Staples contest offers a free TV commercial as its prize.

The contest offers enough rich story lines to fill a gothic novel.

To aficionados, the voting at the Eurovision Song Contest offers even more to savor than the songs.

Along with the mustachioed singers, the contest offers a reminder of the neighborhood's recent (and not quite buried) history, with the tent cities of Skid Row still less than a mile away.

With so much emphasis placed on the Olympic cycle, athletes could have been forgiven for taking a sabbatical but the short-course contest offers a chance for swimmers to exchange 50 metres for 25m and race in the faster format.