Sentence examples for contests her from inspiring English sources

Should Mr. Obama sweep all four contests, her hopes will plainly be extinguished.

Brought to trial before the king still begrimed and bloodied, in the undergarments in which she has just given birth — a shocking touch — Ms. Hunter's Hermione contests her unjust treatment with an anguished righteousness that moves us with its power.

In her first book, Paris and the Cliché of History (forthcoming from Oxford University Press), Clark explored "how photography became a way of accessing the past in archives, illustrated books, exhibitions, and amateur photo contests". Her new project is tentatively titled Seeing Red: France and the People's Republic of China 1949 2005.

The United States similarly contests Herring's claim that civil liability is not an effective deterrent, noting that a court is unlikely to find that qualified immunity protects a law enforcement agent who knowingly allows others to act on false information.

Backers are contesting her ruling in court.

(In order to get to her money herself, Miss A has to contest her mother's will).

Although many local gourmets bemoan her sky-high prices, few contest her skill with the wok.

We cannot imagine any Republican strategist telling Trump that it was not worthwhile to contest her.

There is no procedure for judges to contest her decisions unless a judge has been asked to resign.

Frye, who was jailed after not contesting her own criminal charge, still has nightmares.

But in the main suit, contesting her dismissal as Redstone's caretaker, Herzer went much further.