Sentence examples for contest to get from inspiring English sources

It was the kind of contest to get the juices flowing.

So prepare for the contest to get hyper-local over the next few months.

The Labour leader's most recent announcement in the contest to get himself re-elected has been to make 10 pledges to the country.

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The most competitive bodybuilders eliminate virtually all liquids and salt from their diet in the final days of the contest, to get rid of the water beneath their skin and give their muscles the maximum "cut".

Lord Falconer uses his essay to join the campaign for new powers of recall in which an unhappy electorate would be able to trigger a contest to get rid of an unpopular MP.

While it is hardly unusual for political contests to get rough, it rarely happens this early.

Indeed, V.C.'s watch these contests to get leads on whom to fund.

The question is whether Mr. Romney can use the next three contests to get over all of that, persuade his party to coalesce behind him, and get on with the business of defeating Mr. Obama.

But he still must do better in upcoming contests to get the necessary 1,237 delegates, leaving some opponents with a sliver of hope he can still be stopped.

I can envision the networks creating contests to get viewers involved and getting added publicity as well as a closer connection to viewers.