Sentence examples for contests faces from inspiring English sources

The Mancunian, who has won 30, lost four and drawn three of his 37 professional contests, faces an unenviable maiden outing as a 135lb world title holder.

MORRIS MUSEUM "Halloween Extravaganza," including pumpkin painting, spooky scavenger hunts, costume contests, face painting and other games.

Aside from Minnesota, Democrats in two other Midwest contests face serious challenges: Senator Tim Johnson in South Dakota and Senator Jean Carnahan in Missouri.

Mr. Lasaga, who pleaded no contest, faces a maximum possible penalty of 110 years.

In "Unbroken" Mr. Zamperini is No. 1 on any occasion, in any contest, facing any ordeal.

Today, the party leaves the contest facing the daunting realisation that it is no longer a significant player in British electoral politics.

Now, nine Republicans – all in tough re-election contests – are facing payback for their records on the environment.

Among the array of graver and more material contests now facing civilization, struggles from Sarajevo to New Hampshire, the one decided yesterday in Philadelphia stands out in its symbolic weight.

She was seen frequently on television, on a range of shows from the talent contest New Faces, on which she was a judge, to consumer programmes such as Club Vegetarian and Shopper's Heaven.

As such, the real contest India faces is not with China, but with itself.Ashwin Matabadal India & South-East Asia economist Rabobank Utrecht, The NetherlandsKeep it in the familySIR – In response to Schumpeter's column (August 21st), beyond the public company, private partnership and the state-controlled company the other big survivor is the family-owned business.

Contest hosting faces more fairness challenges and security risks from real to virtual.