Sentence examples for contest setting from inspiring English sources

That same year at the Olympic Winter Games in Lake Placid, New York, U.S., although placing fourth in the 1,000-metre 1,000-metreon a gold medal in the 500-metraceonteshe setting an Olympic record of 41.78 sec.

Still, it is a special treat in northern Westchester when Somers High School takes on Yorktown High School in an athletic contest, setting up a battle between the Tuskers and the Huskers.

Cage ended up winning the contest, setting up Angle versus Cage at Against All Odds.

This paper considers a contest setting in which a challenger chooses between one of two contests to enter after observing the level of defense at each.

A "contest" setting is different to the way individual methods compare their performance with others and this is the role of CASMI to look at the approaches in different ways, relative to one another.

He entered the university's Latin essay contest, set by a vice-chancellor who was also an early abolitionist.

The program is essentially a popularity contest set in the wild (think: MTV's "Real World" meets Fox's "Greed" on Gilligan's Island).

In the early stages of a contest set to feature Rand Paul and Ted Cruz, to name but two G.O.P. rabble-rousers, Bush has often been portrayed as moderate — someone willing to confront party ultras on issues like immigration and same-sex marriage.

The contest set off a flood of gimmicky efforts to attract the company's attention – from Topeka, which changed the name of its city to Google for a month, to Madison, Wis., which created a "Google Fiber" ice cream flavor.

There is an unevenness of tone: certain sequences, such as a bikini contest set in a Lanzarote beach resort, wouldn't look out of place on The Benny Hill Show.

With Round 2 of the presidential contest set for May 5 and two rounds of legislative elections coming in June, the majority in France will be eager to restore it.