Sentence examples for contests all over from inspiring English sources

The war appears to have consisted of a series of loosely connected contests all over the Greek world, with no decisive overall result.

"Contests all over the country have been shut down over the past few years… and event coordinators are being hassled both in the media and at their events," laments Coyote Contest.

After the pumpkins are grown and weighed at one of the over 100 Great Pumpkin Commonwealth sanctioned contests all over the world, they are usually used as displays outside stores to attract customers, says Wolf.

Major U.S. political figures, including Sen. Ted Cruz, are facing fierce (and pricey) contests all over the country.

In 2008 Univ of Colorado Denver ordered Obama/McCain masks and gigantic boxing gloves and used them to hold mock fights and break dancing contests all over campus.

He was a finalist in the 1961 world championships in Makaha on Oahu and competed in a variety of surfing contests all over the world at a time when the sport's culture was only just beginning.

And, on the evening of the contest, televisions all over the city were tuned to the President's prime-time news conference.

With the Republican nominating contest all but over, Mr. Romney now faces pressure to elaborate on other foreign policy views, including some that have puzzled experts in both parties, like describing Russia on CNN recently as America's "No. 1 geopolitical foe".

We messaged the MeetMe Contest all over the site in bulletins and on our home page.

For instance, I see news of every minor surf contest all over Surfline's front page but where was Mike Stewart's return to the World Tour Top Ten last year on the pro bodyboarding circuit?

When we first mentioned Microsoft's new keyboard idea, it was mentioned that there would be a contest, and students all over the place would be competing to create the coolest applications for the device.