Sentence examples for contest prepare from inspiring English sources

The night before the contest prepare your face.

James will go into the contest prepared.

It is now viewed as a perfect apprenticeship, and the speed and regularity of the contests prepared Lewis for the switch to harder fights.

Yesterday, as his successors prepared to boycott that contest and prepare for their own breakaway state, the rebel leader may have been spinning in his garlanded grave only a few feet away.

With a march up Fifth Avenue and a final burst of rallies, debates and television advertisements, the New York mayoral candidates headed into the last weekend of their primary contest yesterday, preparing not only for Tuesday's vote but for what now looms as a likely and decisive Democratic runoff in two weeks.

Many of them are preparing for the contest as athletes prepare for a sporting event.

This approach is likely to be uppermost in the minds of the two key contenders for the Tory leadership contest as they prepare for Brexit negotiations that could close the door on unskilled labour from Europe without Britain's loss of access to the single market.

"Most of the other political parties complain of the difficulty of finding the financial resources to organize, mobilize support, and prepare to contest elections," Diamond wrote.

Cameron, who ran rings round Jeremy Paxman during the 2005 Tory leadership contest, took care to prepare for his encounter with Letterman.

As North Ferriby prepare to contest the annual Billy Bly Memorial Trophy with near-neighbours Hull City, both clubs face the challenge of surviving at a higher level but the smaller side surely have the more daunting task ahead of them.

As Germany and Argentina prepare to contest their own final at Brazil's gaudily trailed Copa Das Copas there is a natural urge to find a broader story, to gouge some more fulsome narrative out of how and why these two teams have ended up contesting the last match of a spectacular and hungrily consumed World Cup.