Sentence examples for contest one of from inspiring English sources

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 the real struggle in this exceedingly tight contest, one of a handful that will determine control of the Senate, may be decided by how women vote.

In this year's presidential contest, one of the few stark differences between the candidates lay in the types of judges they promised to appoint.

The stadium rose to acclaim both fighters at the start of the 12th round of what had been a untidy but dramatic contest, one of non-stop action, no little skill and, above all total commitment from both fighters.

Because the rules say that delegates will be seated for any state that votes February 5th or afterwards, but it doesn't specifically outlaw holding two contests, one of which counts and one of which doesn't.

It was a contest on one of the only level playing fields where Mexico has fought the United States and won.

Mayweather was charged with four felonies and four misdemeanors, but reached a deal in which the felony charges were dismissed, in return for pleas of no contest on one count of battery and two counts of harassment.

The Donovan-Ryan contest was one of the few contested races in New York City on an otherwise sleepy Election Day.

The Staten Island district attorney contest is one of the few contested elections in the city on Tuesday's ballot.