Sentence examples for contests bring from inspiring English sources

For all the excitement the contests bring, they also can bring a deluge of unwanted noise and even danger, some residents say.

What fights or sleights will this year's contest bring?

These games, the Eurovision song contest, bring us an illusion of victory.

Have a coloring contest, bring coloring books and crayons.

In 1950 a talent contest brought him to the attention of vocal coach Billy Ward, whose group he joined.

Two Los Angeles Lakers-Phoenix Suns games attracted the most interest, with the April 26 contest bringing in 3.44 million, and the April 28 game delivering an audience of 3.35 million.

Actual knockouts, where an opponent is floored and the contest brought to a premature end, are incredibly rare but there is also the knockout format of the boxing, fighters immediately bowing out of the competition should they lose a bout.

Alan Pardew's Palace, without captain Mile Jedinak for Saturday's contest, brought in seven signings most notably Shola Ameobi, Yaya Sanogo, Jordon Mutch and Wilfried Zaha on a permanent deal.

This contest brings together some of the country's best D.J.'s (some of them like to be called turntablists) for an evening of hip-hop trickery -- lots of high-speed cutting and mixing.

The rows of empty seats long before the end of the second game of the double-header said it all about a dreary contest, bringing to mind the Peter Cook joke about Spurs.

Lin, who came to Canada with her mother when she was 13, said her father was contacted by Chinese officials after her victory in the Canadian contest brought attention to her campaign against Chinese repression of Tibetan Buddhists and Falun Gong practitioners.