Sentence examples for contest themselves from inspiring English sources
DISTANT as it may now seem, with the Republican race dominating the news and President Obama sitting in the White House, the Democrats are not all that far from the tumult of another nominating contest themselves.
The lightsaber contests themselves are of course more athletic than in the 70s and 80s but also somehow more humanly interesting: Rey herself needs no condescending advice from men either on unarmed combat or flying the Millennium Falcon.
The months of buildup made it easier to appreciate the radical austerity of the contests themselves: two people in a cage, each trying to make the other give up.
In "Boarding House," scenes of Mr. Garcia's fighting and of other house members' hard drinking on the nights before important heats are often more gripping than the segments that focus on the contests themselves.
The contests themselves are pretty easy to explain: The competitors divided by weight, category, age, and gender perform a bunch of group exercises in front of a jury.
The contests themselves are pretty easy to explain: the competitors – divided by weight, category, age and gender – perform a bunch of group exercises in front of a jury.
She and other Labour councillors have agreed to keep their views on the Smith/Corbyn contest to themselves.
The pair agreed the contest between themselves following Calzaghe's acrimonious split with long-term promoter Frank Warren and have remained cordial since.
But once the advocacy groups succeeded in framing the debate as a contest between themselves and greedy corporate interests, no one bothered to solicit the opinion of local Congolese.
Our favorites created double-meanings from unlikely sources, played with the contest directions themselves, provided commentary on the experience of reading news — or just showed us the beauty that was already there in a single Times article.
As they have done that, they have created a contest among themselves that most cannot play for much longer.
