Sentence examples for contest town from inspiring English sources

With games, a pie-judging contest, town ball game, children's lawn games, music and dancing.

TARRYTOWN -- Celebrate Independence Day of 1855 in 19th-century style with pie-judging contest, town ball game, children's lawn games, performances of slack-rope walker and juggler, speeches, period music and country dancing with live music.

"Isis terrorists continue to contest towns and villages south of Irbil and in the Sinjar area and the Yazidi community face appalling conditions, cut off on Mount Sinjar.

There are contests, town hall-type meetings and the like.

For most of this year, the arrival of the Republican presidential contest in town has quickly become the biggest political story of the day in those places.

He won an arts contest in town and ended up on a public stage with the mayor.

"Sam came in and said there is a contest in town and I am going to win it," Harmon said.

Robert Wieboldt, the executive vice president of the Long Island Builders Institute in Islandia, said the homebuilders' group did not contest that towns had "a legitimate role in the acquisition of open space".

The British garrison at Tamatave, 100 men of the 22nd Regiment of Foot, were afflicted with malaria and surrendered without contesting the town, where the French squadron gathered water and food supplies.

The Sun has alleged that Tindall was seen flirting with "a gorgeous blonde" while enjoying a "dwarf-throwing contest" in the town's Altitude bar.

And the unbeaten Bury-born fighter is hopeful of organising a future contest at the town's football stadium.