Sentence examples for contest to come from inspiring English sources

I also think he needs to refer to the leadership contest to come.

This isn't some Tom, Dick and Sally off the street winning a radio contest to come to the Grammys.

That was part of a broader contest to come up with sentences containing the words, "my father is Li Gang".

You can imagine, then, how excited I am for the Eurovision Song Contest to come to America.

The game in Mohali was more than 10 times the length of the contest to come in Coolidge.

After the book's first sentence leaked in New York magazine, The Village Voice started a contest to come up with the best final sentence.

And now, a Game 1 victory over the Twins with three more contests to come.

Mr. Bush then made an oblique reference to a fact that his advisers underlined more boldly: Mr. McCain had focused his presidential campaign almost relentlessly on New Hampshire, spending twice as many days here as Mr. Bush did, and had done so at the cost of building organizations in states with contests to come.

To instead push a far more experienced and battle-hardened England to the very brink will give Clarke and coach Darren Lehmann belief that they can compete in the four contests to come.

In his speech last month, after losing Pennsylvania, Delaware, Connecticut, and Maryland,  he said his campaign was shifting its focus to an "issue-oriented campaigns in the 14 contests to come".

Contests to come up with tag lines and their very popular Hashtag Killer detective game had fans interacting via USA Network's website for the show with fans playing along with Shawn and Gus helping to solve a case.