Sentence examples for contests coming up from inspiring English sources
We have a bunch of contests coming up in the coming weeks that are sure to turn heads and make you all swoon.
Sanders defended himself against the accusation that he was "blowing off South Carolina", noting that there were almost a dozen states with Democratic contests coming up on 1 March.
Mrs. Clinton's advisers dispute that, noting that his victories have come in relatively small states and that she has invested most of her attention in two big contests coming up on March 4: Ohio and Texas.
Unlike the service employees, the United Food and Commercial Workers is not known for its political muscle, but it has many members in several states with contests coming up: Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas and Wisconsin.
Massachusetts, Delaware and Missouri have high-profile Democratic contests coming up, with several newcomers challenging longtime lawmakers in the wake of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's striking victory against incumbent Democratic Rep. Joe Crowley in New York.
If you're a New Yorker with a parade or sausage-eating contest coming up, be sure to invite Senator Gillibrand.
We were going to split up in 1964 but a contest came up at Watford town hall.
Last year Frito-Lay outsourced the creation and selection of its important Super Bowl television ads to its customers, who in response to its Doritos contest came up with some of the most-watched, most-popular ads of the broadcast.
These are questions that can benefit from a detail-oriented approach — going state by state through the remaining contests and coming up with reasonable estimates of how many delegates Mr. Romney is likely to win in each one.
As you may recall, the contest involved coming up with a creative way to use the service's location-sharing features.
