Sentence examples for contests such as from inspiring English sources
In early contests, such as South Carolina, Romney did badly with those groups.
Highland games in Chicago feature novel contests such as haggis-hurling.
Mrs. Glasser teaches people how to win prizes or contests, such as those advertised on the tops of cookie boxes.
Week after week, he declared, the British public spends money voting on televised contests such as "The X Factor".
Turnout dropped in some states that did not have competitive presidential contests, such as Utah and Oregon.
As they grow older, children shift from noncompetitive games (such as peekaboo and playing house) to contests (such as footraces and ball games).
That was the end of the contest, such as it was.
Especially in a tight contest, such as this year's, they want to know who is going to win.
On the appointed day, I went to Lubyanka, where Comrade Mayorova explained to me that the K.G.B.'s beauty contest, such as it was, took place in "private".
Or in the manner of their desire to salvage something from this contest, such as when Eden Hazard carried the ball from his own half into opposition territory with a late, driving run.
But the contest, such as it is, has crossed party lines and thrown up some peculiar alliances.
