Sentence examples for contest will feature from inspiring English sources

Now in its 43rd year, the contest will feature 11 bands battling on a stage behind the Brooklyn Museum.

The first ever Eurovision Dance Contest will feature 16 couples from around Europe shimmying their way across a BBC Television Centre stage in a bid to score those coveted "douze points".

The new contest will feature Hugh Acheson, chef of Empire State South in Atlanta and 5 & 10 and the National in Athens, Ga.; Linton Hopkins, of Restaurant Eugene and Holeman & Finch Public House in Atlanta; Kelly English, of Restaurant Iris and the Second Line in Memphis and Kelly English Steakhouse in St . Louis and George Mendes, of Aldea in New York.

In addition to dodgeball, the "skills" competition will feature relay races, a game in which players will throw balls at moving targets and a best hands contest.

Beginning on Wednesday, a nearby beach called Lower Trestles will be the site of the Boost Mobile Pro Surf Contest, which will feature top names in the sport.

But her entrance into the race will add to the intrigue of an already compelling contest that will feature disgraced ex-South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford duking it out with at least five other Republican candidates for the nomination.

Wesson's proposal was unveiled four months before the March election, which will feature contests for mayor, city attorney, city controller and eight council seats.

And then he can pledge to the voters that the last three weeks will feature a contest worthy of this moment in our history.

Dallas, which had a 37-17 record and was averaging a league-best 105 points a game going into last night's contest against the Boston Celtics, now will feature a starting lineup that includes four players who were averaging more than 19 points a game in Dirk Nowitzki (23.8), Steve Nash (19.6), Michael Finley (19.1) and Van Exel (21.4).

We are entering a political era that will feature many contests like the war over collective bargaining in Wisconsin: grinding struggles in which sweeping legislation is passed by party-line votes and then the politicians responsible hunker down and try to survive the backlash.

Lenox Hill Roundup NEXT SUNDAY -- A rodeo party for parents and children at the Copacabana, 617 West 57th Street (11th Avenue), benefiting pediatric care at Lenox Hill Hospital, will feature a lassoing contest, horse-drawn wagon rides, and cowboy hats and sheriff badges for all.