Sentence examples for contests making from inspiring English sources

These elections are supposed to spare sitting judges from competing in multicandidate contests, making the process as apolitical as possible.

He had visions of winning more halfpipe contests, making the United States Olympic team and returning home to Vermont, perhaps with a medal.

Mutschke says fixers have become bolder in their attempt to rig contests, making up-front offers to players and officials rather than attempting to groom them over time.

Gladiatorial contests make great copy.

What rituals, events, foods, costumes or contests make Halloween here special or different?

Then, as now, "beauty" contests made me cringe, but I could always relate to ambition.

Bill Kennedy, an 18-year veteran who has refereed more than a thousand regular-season games and five NBA finals contests, made the revelation to Yahoo Sports's Adrian Wojnarowski on Sunday night.

He has won a couple of local contests, made a few sales, and hosted several exhibitions.

The Honda-Khanna race is one of a handful of same-party fall contests made possible by California's relatively new primary election system.

Eventually, she wins a national drawing contest, making a super-realistic picture of herself in the wheelbarrow.

"We hope it to be both fun and serious," he said of the contest, "making a serious point in a fun way".