Sentence examples for contests are common from inspiring English sources

Before it was launched, there was skepticism among the local entertainment press about Philippine Idol as singing contests are common in local television, with recent ones branded as Idol knockoffs.

Contests are common, especially Calypso King and Queen contests, which are held on most of the British Antillean islands, the U.S. Virgin Islands as well as French Saint Martin and elsewhere.

Some companies are even holding competitions among their employees to see who can come up with the best apps a practice copied from the consumer world, where contests among app developers are common.

Shake the iPad to make the letter cubes bounce (with great accompanying sound effects) and settle into place for the contest.... Guitar tuning apps are common enough, but not apps that let a player strum once, to learn which strings are out of tune.

And while some historians may contest this, it's common knowledge that Frances Bellamy's first run at the Pledge of Allegiance regrettably concluded with the phrase "party on". Eventually, all three of these seminal works got it right.

Nonetheless the voting card issued in Mexico by the Federal Electoral Institute (IFE now known as the aforementioned INE for casting ballots in subnational and federal contests is the most common form of personal identification in Mexico.

New contests are being joined.

Magic contests are a distraction.

Monthlong contests are ideal.

Contests are not only fun.

SWC contests are an example of such a tool.