Sentence examples for contests on that from inspiring English sources

The other states holding contests on that date are Delaware, North Dakota and Missouri.

Pennsylvania was the only state to have a concurrent presidential and state primaries on April 24 , 2012 which explains why turnout was substantially higher than the four other states that held only presidential contests on that date.

And as the contest wore on, that difference in depth told heavily in Leinster's favour.

Remember that American Apparel's plus-size model contest, the one that called on self-respecting women with "full-sized fannies" to submit their model shots to be voted on with a scale of "Not quite" to "XLent"?

Switching stance halfway through a ride, during a big contest, on that type of wave, is like jumping from the roof of one moving car to another during an ice storm.

Should a county canvassing board count or not count a "dimpled chad" where the voter is able to successfully dislodge the chad in every other contest on that ballot?

Senator John Edwards faces what Democratic leaders say could be his last opportunity to derail Senator John Kerry, in a 10-state coast-to-coast block of Democratic contests on Tuesday that has emerged as a critical test of Mr. Edwards's appeal and limited campaign resources.

In addition to showcasing emerging artists and treasures from the RAW archives, Nadja set up a weekly cover contest on themes that closely mirror those that Mouly suggests to her regular cover artists — from Easter to Mother's Day to the Trayvon Martin shooting.

So, for example, instead of this caption contest winner on that site you get I have no intention of telling "calcado" or "pachecofores," who "liked this," that they didn't.

ATHENS -- Prime Minister Lucas D. Papademos of Greece called on Wednesday for early elections, clearing the way for a contest on May 6 that promises to be the most fiercely fought in decades but that might not yield a definitive result, potentially putting the country's international bailout plan in jeopardy.

The young-adult novelist Maureen Johnson holds a contest on Twitter that makes light of gender bias in cover design.