Sentence examples for contest that point from inspiring English sources

It was hard to contest that point.

It is hard to contest that point -- especially after General Petraeus said that the US military has to deal with the general perception in the Middle East that the United States and Israel are one and the same.

The Chiefs were also also awarded two penalty tries in a one-sided contest that brought 34 points in each half.

He produced a contest that gives women points based on what they look like in bikinis and how perfect their cleavage looks in a ball gown.

But Smith also worked for a handful of Democrats, including Dianne Feinstein in her unsuccessful 1975 race for San Francisco mayor, a contest that proved a pivot point in the city's emergence as one of the nation's liberal bastions.

The year's best game went to the Eagles and Giants, in a contest that saw Philadelphia score 28 points in the final 7 18 to rally for a 38-31 win.

The 57th minute is a fitting starting point for a contest that never made sense.

Cameron boosters start with a simple point that few contest: that he looks and sounds the part.

Aren't you tired of collecting these points for a contest that isn't even happening?

With Ogogo chasing the fight going into the third, he found himself on the canvas twice early in the round and was never in the contest from that point on.

The game turned on its head with Williams's dismissal, as the Australian midfielder inexplicably kicked out at Ravenhill, and Gary Waddock's side, who have now lost eight of their last 10, were barely in the contest from that point.