Sentence examples for contests do from inspiring English sources

Lots of judges in lots of contests do this.

In some instances, the contests do not produce ideas that are better than those developed by industry professionals.

It just happens that most such contests do not choose the leader of the most powerful nation on earth.

Despite the excitement surrounding these projects, there is some evidence that design contests do not always produce the most popular results.

His initial success is evidence that ideology and party political control, while they may matter in national contests, do not count for much in local elections like this, the first of its kind in Britain.

Labour's convoluted contest to select a mayoral candidate for 2016 is proceeding in the way all London mayoral contests do, with lots of posing, carping and snarking and rather less dreary stuff like policy.

"Winning beauty contests doesn't deserve national fervor.

They played local restaurants, entered a lot of contests, did one local television show.

Even then, the contests didn't stop until April 2015, according to the complaint filed by William Galvin, secretary of the Commonwealth.

He had no chance of unseating Ms Gillard and, for the second time in their three leadership contests, did not even compete in the leadership ballot she called.

The Arnold, like most strongmen contests, doesn't test for performance-enhancing drugs, and it's widely assumed that most of the top competitors take them.