Sentence examples for contests for which from inspiring English sources

Keogan, who used to operate in that world, said he was skeptical even of "natural" contests for which contestants have to pass both urine and polygraph tests.

Millionaires can be spared this corruption but, like Steve Forbes or Ross Perot, get to meddle in contests for which they would never otherwise qualify.

At 9 she won a talent contest sponsored by Uncle Ralph Feathers, who in the South ran the sort of amateur contests for which Major Bowes was famous.

Heading into the final weekend of campaign 2014, for example, HuffPost Pollster had found less than a dozen House contests for which 5 or more polls have been released publicly.

This latter is a contest for which many in the Tory party are already actively preparing.

The last contest for which we had entries from the state, contest No. 471, reveals a mere two submissions.

Of course, no one wants to set up a contest for which is worse, smoking or obesity.

He is now the front-runner for next year's presidential contest, for which the parliamentary campaign is a sort of dress rehearsal.

For the second year in a row it will sponsor a party and costume contest, for which East 92nd Street between Madison and Park Avenues, a decorated block, will be closed.

(A 2011 Super Bowl trip is part of the grand prize for Canon's "Why Do You Love Football" amateur photography contest, for which he is a judge).

And they are both winners of City Room's 2012 Pulp Fiction contest, for which 500 readers submitted hypothetical openings for the actual 1950s noir novel "Atlantic Avenue".