Sentence examples for contest one from inspiring English sources

Essentially two people tried to game the contest, one contestant was disqualified and the voting was reset, and one contestant got angry.

If a Supreme Court seat is up for grabs in the Senate elections, it'll raise the stakes even further on an already high-stakes midterm contest, one that was expected to be about resistance to Trump as much as anything else.

The pair of hard-hitting ads on such an emotional topic is the product of an unexpectedly tight contest, one of a series of Senate race stalemates across the country that have left open the question of which party controls the chamber come January.

Jeff Tittel, the state chapter's executive director, called the Ferguson-Stender contest "one of the hottest in the country".

Orfevre won the Grade One contest, one of Japan's most prestigious events, by eight lengths, the second-longest winning margin in its 67-year history.

But in this early stage of the contest, one year before voters begin selecting a nominee, Mr. Obama's candidacy changes the contours of the Democratic landscape.

Cat competitions are really just beauty contests, one judge says early on, but feline noncognoscenti will be struck by just how broadly beauty is understood among cat people.

Testimony in the rape trial of two police officers ended on Thursday with a paramedic contesting one officer's emotional account of his futile effort to save a man's life.

The contests, one comes to see, were no longer really walking competitions.

The vote was 19 to 8 in favor of unionizing, with the company contesting one yes vote.

In one lecture Nabokov goes through the contests one by one, and scores them, finding that the tally is even: the Don wins as many contests as he loses.