Sentence examples for contest with that from inspiring English sources

McCain's near-win in his contest with "that other guy" in the 2000 Republican Presidential primaries was the bright dividing line of his life.

Like his predecessor in the Oval Office, Eisenhower refused to speak to or deal directly with McCarthy, declaring privately, "I will not get into a pissing contest with that skunk".

Both Labour and the Tories have spent enormous effort in the first weeks of 2015 trying to make politics behave like the old two-party contest, with positions that can still be plotted on the old left-right axis: tax rises to fund the NHS versus a welfare squeeze and tax cuts.

While in August last year, Spil Games extended its reach to mobile through support for HTML5, which included a developer contest with terms that rather favoured Spil.

The bar also will sell themed cocktails and hold a costume and trivia contest with prizes that include a stay at Public Chicago and dinners at the hotel's Pump Room restaurant.

And, "the Peace Rod and Gun Club and others have announced a contest with prizes that include $1,000 for the largest wolf killed and $150 for the smallest, with a maximum of three dead wolves per contestant".

But stand back a little farther, apply a more Asian perspective, and China's longer-term contest is with that other recovering economic behemoth: India.

Find out which brand of hot dog you'll be eating at the contest and practice with that.

Then there's the guilt to contest with – worrying that declining plans will make you look bad.

NetLibrary started the contest, with technology that lets people view books online for short periods of time, the digital equivalent of borrowing them from the library.

England's resistance, literally down to the last man, precisely echoed its effort earlier in the year at Cardiff, opening act of an Ashes contest with Australia that underlined the parallel virtues of still more threatened species, the five-test series.