Sentence examples for contests nowadays from inspiring English sources
The point of most contests nowadays is to get money without working.
The contests they have nowadays, compared to the late 90s and 2000s, they're crazy.
Carter, who slammed with two hands from the foul line in winning the 2000 dunk contest, slams less nowadays.
Nowadays, competition is abundant.
And I would just, as just a small comment on the intro, I would somewhat contest the idea that most conflicts nowadays are intrastate.
Nowadays promoters seem hellbent on arranging similar cross-generational contests, only using real fighters, rudimentary or otherwise.
The referendum campaign has been a contest between rival movements rather than the familiar tussle between opposing political parties, which nowadays leaves most people cold.
Nowadays, companies need student ambassadors to create marketing events, like mural painting or video contests, that are relevant to their particular schools, he says.
Nowadays, the Milford Arts Council tries to reach out to all comers with its annual Sand Castle and Sculpture contest in early August, a popular event that takes place on Walnut Beach, the stretch of sand just west of the state park.
