Sentence examples for contesting it for from inspiring English sources

While Ajax are more familiar with this tournament than a United side contesting it for the first time since 1995, Sir Alex Ferguson's men are among the title favourites and will be confident of making it past their youthful opponents".

Purna Sen, the deputy director of the Institute of Public Affairs, will contest it for Labour and the Tory candidate is Clarence Mitchell, a public relations adviser notable for his work with the family of the missing girl Madeleine McCann.

He pulled up for a 3-pointer from well beyond the arc and Tatum jumped to contest it, fouling Burke for three free throws that could have tied it.

A hard-fought contest it was for the prize of chair of the defence select committee.

He also gave indications that if the ANC did want him back, he did not want to have to contest for it.

"Thus," the paper concluded: "searching for a job seems to be just like a beauty contest: it is better for unattractive women to invest on aesthetic surgery than in education".

That's a reason there have been very few polls previewing Tuesday's contests — it's difficult for pollsters to model the likely turnout.

Resuming on 7-1, chaning an unlikely 349 to win a memorable contest, it looked grim for the visitors when they slumped to 112-6 just after lunch.

Life is not a contest; it is difficult for everyone.

It is also contesting two seats it won for the first time in Lancashire in 2009.

For the I Believe contest, it's raw hope for a baby.