Sentence examples for contested with a from inspiring English sources

Several of Brown's three-pointers were contested with a hand in his face, but it hardly mattered.

A soccer match that mattered — contested with a real, historic piece of European silverware at stake — was played Saturday at Red Bull Arena.

Rezak's shyness and diffidence contested with a desire to take part, to show off all the work he had done in the orchard.

Yet again, the incarnation is contested, with a rival candidate, also in India, and some fishiness about the identification of the infant Ogyen Trinley.

Brexit, driven by feelings and economic irrationality, cannot be contested with a series of new "facts", a kind of "snap-out-of-it" approach to disturbed behaviour.

It's easily mopped up by Nigeria, having not been contested with a huge amount of vigour by Argentina, it has to be said.

National elections late in 1964 were hotly contested, with an NPC-NNDP calledion (called the National Alliance) emerging victorious.

Here South would still have rebid two hearts, but then maybe West would have contested with three diamonds, a contract that would make with an overtrick.

The first set was closely contested, with Brett earning a crucial half with the last bowl of the final end.

Roma against Juventus is historically a match contested with all the fervor of a derby.

If it is a race contested with the same fierce competition that defined a thrilling qualifying, it should at least prove to be a memorable meeting at which the British driver wraps up the title.