Sentence examples for contest rests from inspiring English sources

Their Ashes contest rests on limited-overs games.

LONDON'S mayoral race is too close to call, but one thing is clear: the contest rests on voters' second choices.

Others, chiefly Matthew D'Ancona (Sunday Telegraph), think the next general election was effectively handed to Mr Cameron the moment Mr Miliband was declared Labour leader on Saturday.Interestingly, Mr D'Ancona's view, which has been unshakeable since the beginning of the contest, rests as much on personality as ideology.

ITV dropped the bombshell of doom after rumours spread that Simon Cowell would be putting the TV singing contest to rest for at least a year.

They would note the 16 first-half points compiled by Serge Ibaka, who dunked as if in a contest, then rested for long stretches and did not score in the second half.

The series is not a contest, but like "Survivor," it rests on one-on-one interviews that are artfully edited to accentuate conflict and ill feeling.

He is now contesting the vote.The final outcome rests with a special electoral court, known by its Spanish acronym, Trife, whose decision is final.

After a brief struggle (he won, no contest) the rest of the horses were readied.

Allen then made two free throws with 6.3 seconds remaining and the game turned into a free-throw shooting contest the rest of the way.

Still, though Bledsoe is a game-changer, the Clippers would probably win about 55 games regardless of whether he appeared in a single contest the rest of the season.

Let Sanders engage in a contest the rest of the way with Clinton in demonstrating the best message to defeat Donald Trump.