Sentence examples for contest thought from inspiring English sources

Despite being caught out by a tied game in week seven, neither I nor anybody else taking part in our Pick Six contest thought to predict one in week eight.

The aerial artist that brought the NBA slam dunk contest — thought long gone since the days of Jordan and Wilkins — to a summit; who brought us "le dunk de la mort" en route to a gold medal in Sydney; who brought Vinsanity to every home in the country—is entering the final period of his career.

Mr. Santorum gave the idea of a contest some thought, allies said, but momentum moved very rapidly in the direction of Mr. Frist, who has been in the Senate since 1994.

After the split with the Social Democratic Party and the Benn-Healey deputy leadership contest, the thought must have crossed Smith 's mind that this was a good time to leave Westminster - which he never especially liked - and return to his Scottish roots.

There's already some reflection of it in the animated movie about the mutt, whose story, Baumbach said, contests the thought that "divorced families are flawed families.

Here's a selection of photographs from some of the participants in this year's contest, and their thoughts on their chosen profession.

A halt to aesthetic progression, an emergence of strong schools of thought contesting with each other, as was true before the rise of the MFA system.

"Every time I leave the contest stage, my first thought is whether I have won face for my parents.

The contest editor at first thought she had just made up her sources, but when she convinced him that she had permission to use their names, she got the job.

Doing so will enter them in a contest to have their thoughts published on the Learning Network and, perhaps, elsewhere on NYTimes.com.

The power of orthodoxy is great, but so is the force of the arts to contest it with new thoughts and innovations.