Sentence examples for contests added from inspiring English sources

A day after the Super Tuesday contests added six more states to his winning record, including a narrow Ohio victory that spared him an even tougher round of second-guessing, Mr. Romney huddled with his advisers to address the deficiencies that have become clear during two months of rigorous campaigning.

I think they've been physical contests," added the 41-year-old ahead of the Wembley clash.

Those contests add up to a six-seat Republican gain.

"No purchase necessary," the announcement of the contest added.

As Dr. Riley does, the contest added a video camera on the hands that was synchronized using movie-sound technology that corrects itself 30 times a second.

Notably, he mentions how New York City's annual Big Apps contest added an API in 2011.

The victor of this contest adds an encrypted block of transactions to the chain and earns a financial reward.

Mr Livingstone was keen to emphasise his physical fitness for the mayoral contest, adding, in the interview with Total Politics magazine: "I've got a low cholesterol level.

As a result, "we let it happen as it happened," he said of the contest, adding: "There was the chance that no one would submit anything good.

But surely Neville, who has written about his concerns for "the soul of the game", must have misgivings as the TV contest adds to the thunderous bluster?

For Iraq, the contest adds another element of uncertainty in a fledgling democracy whose politics are in upheaval as its three main factions — the Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds — contend for power, a contest that analysts worry could help tilt the country back toward authoritarianism.