Sentence examples for contested episode from inspiring English sources

The battle for the Jenin camp is already becoming another significant, harshly contested episode in the history of both peoples.

The Turkish prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has offered his condolences to the families of more than 1 million Armenians who were massacred during the first world war, in Turkey's most conciliatory remarks yet over the highly contested episode.

McMeekin is at home in the archives of all major parties to the conflict and his accounts of some of the more contested episodes carry a ring of finality.

In a closely contested 9pm slot, the fourth episode of David Attenborough's Life Story attracted 3.15m viewers on BBC1, ahead of the 3.1m who tuned in to a Neil Diamond special on ITV1.

Aurora, who initially had issues with hijab (the heavily contested topic of her MTV episode), has since come to terms with her Islamic identity by pursuing a slow conversion to the faith.

Terminal scale has been the subject of discrete episodes of hotly contested policy debates.

The episode is a hotly contested one.

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg called the bitterly contested presidential election case a "breathtaking episode" and a "December storm over the U.S. Supreme Court".

In the latest episode on Sunday, the United States military contested figures released by The A.P. on Iraqi casualties in July.

On August 4, 2003 during a television episode of Raw, Bischoff announced that the World Heavyweight Championship match would be contested in a standard match under No disqualification regulations.

Mr. Buchanan, whose nomination is being contested by a rival faction of the party, was admitted to Washington Hospital Center after repeated episodes of stomach pain in the last few months, his sister, Bay Buchanan, said.