Sentence examples for contest time from inspiring English sources
This year, having discovered evidence that the original contest, first held in 1916, ran for only ten minutes, officials cut the contest time by two minutes.
I mean, to the extent that they've shortened the contest time, you know, that's water over the dam by now, isn't it?
So I welcome your comments on the article itself, and on the win-a-trip contest (time to start planning for next year's, which some readers suggested should look at problems at home instead of abroad).
On Monday, International Democracy Day, the State Department will announce that it will be asking the world to create three-minute videos that answer a broader question: "Democracy is...?" as part of a contest timed to mark the occasion.
In some contests, time is significant only when there is equality of faults.
It is the second year in a row these two sides have drawn a Six Nations encounter - the score was 17-17 in Paris last March - and it was another absorbing, if at times desperate, contest this time around.
It might be a more even contest this time.
So who won their one-set contest this time?
LOS ANGELES — Rajon Rondowill not enter a 3-point shooting contest any time soon.
Scientific Contest The time of Amundsen and Scott was the heroic age of Antarctic exploration.
