Sentence examples for contest were about from inspiring English sources

PENNSYLVANIA If this contest were about biography, it would be a knockout.

This week's contest is about fall.

What the Philadelphia contest was about was jockeying for position in the lineup.

Amazon's plans are another illustration of how its search contest is about more than a second headquarters, or HQ2, as the company calls it.

This contest is about as real as the affair between Styles and Taylor Swift, but these days, these flares of publicity, these highly co-ordinated nonsensical campaigns, are where pop's remaining energy mostly resides.

This leadership contest is about much more than choosing an individual.

This Threadripper trade-up contest is about more than taking some wind out of Intel's celebratory sails.

But the contest is about more than winning, says Yick's contest mentor Peter McPherson, a postdoctoral fellow at Amgen Inc. "It is very fulfilling to be able to help a student take an idea for a project and help them craft it into a testable hypothesis, and to see them finish with an answer to their hypothesis," McPherson tells Next Wave.

As a result of this dependency on the sculpture, some of the other contestants expressed concerns, arguing that the contest was about architectural works rather than sculptural ones, even though the conditions of the competition specifically allowed for sculpture in the proposals.

Ultimately, the contest is about advertising dollars.

The 1980 contest was about Mr. Carter's performance.