Sentence examples for contest the record from inspiring English sources

Because the Trump Tower has both hotel condominiums and residential condominiums, it does not contest the record held by the 79-story The Torch in Dubai, which, at 337 m, is the tallest all-residential building.

That's clear otherwise it wouldn't be contesting the record, but it's not SG-1.

Over the years, Democrats have staged the longest contests, including the record 102 ballots to pick another loser, John W. Davis, in New York in 1924.

It's a symbolic stripping down for action in a contest that, for the record, features no visible nudity, although at least three of the performers here get about as naked as they can in all but the literal sense.

The men's game has been spoilt for absorbing grand slam finals in the era of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Djokovic, but the New York Times agrees the four-hour, 54-minute contest – which tied the record for the longest US Open final – was just as unforgettable.

How does the contest's record look over the long haul?

This is not, however, the time or place to contest their mischaracterizations of the record.

The Justice Department's investigative rules generally require giving a reporter the chance to contest the demand for records and to narrow the scope of the government's inquiry.

This year, 56-year-old Napa Valley resident John Hawkley broke the contest record and won first prize for his pumpkin.

Ireland has won the contest a record seven times, including three straight in the 1990s, but finished last in 2007 in Helsinki.

The split that has made the contest so intense is over the record of the PRI, tarnished by corruption and repeated economic crises.