Sentence examples for contests rendered from inspiring English sources

The candidates each collected enough delegates on Tuesday -- when voters in several Southern states cast ballots in contests rendered all but perfunctory -- to secure their parties' nods.

The one-sided breakdown contest rendered the decision from Scotland coach Scott Johnson to drop his captain Kelly Brown for debutant Chris Fusaro far from justified, and if it was hooker Ross Ford who was the first forward to be replaced just two minutes into the second half it could equally have been several of his team-mates in the pack.

For some boxing fans – the United Press reporter included – the absence of that final, bloody stage of the contest renders the impressive beauty of the performance almost irrelevant.

The libretto's background is an ancient Olympic contest, here rendered contemporary in David Roger's designs with a boxing match, a valiant sprint around the theatre and a Vivaldian take on the Chariots of Fire theme thrown in alongside Nick Elphick's vast human figures.

Though Alaska has only won the contest twice, the fact that it had a mere twenty-one hundred and two docontestd contentriesrendersnders its rate of approximately 9.5 wins per ten thousand submissions the highest in the country.

The Clinton camp dismisses any possibility of losing New York, and contends that their candidate's seemingly insurmountable lead in the delegate contest will render any upcoming Sanders victories irrelevant.

That contest will be rendered all the more acute because Labour lost two separate elections: one in England and one in Scotland.

The contest had been rendered little more than a dead rubber by a run of three successive defeats that have left Wales World Cupp opponents the Springboks marooned at the bottom of the competitions standings.

His Bayern team took possession football to new extremes and rendered domestic contests even more one-sided than before.

Fear of making the first mistake rendered the contest about as adventurous as life in a monastery.

Certainly, they had handed the European champions the early initiative here that should rendered the contest settled.