Sentence examples for contests though from inspiring English sources
As with all great contests, though, the fighting gave way to respectful resignation.
The prime ministerial contests, though, attracted a peak of more than 9 million viewers, qualifying them for the ratings heaven in which Simon Cowell is God.
The two contests, though offering the same cash prize, are structured very differently.
The next Democratic contests, though, are this Saturday's caucuses in Nevada, a state that has a significant Latino population, and a primary, on February 27th, in South Carolina.
Mr. Obama may be poised to claim the nomination after those contests, though he will need additional superdelegates to do so.
Until now women could only take part in two-women contests, though the sport was mixed in its early days and a pioneer named Katherine Dewey competed against men and won the US national title in 1940.
In a desperately tight contest, though, it could be enough to tip things toward Roberts.
This outside matchup was not the deciding factor of the contest, though; Chicago's run defense was.
In a generosity contest, though, Galerie im Regierungsviertel, a k a. Forgotten Bar Project, from Berlin, may get the prize.
That contest, though, never really materialized because the regimes we counted on to promote it found violent Muslim extremism a convenient foil, so they allowed it to persist.
This was a football game, not a singing contest, though, and during the first half the confidence and the positive energy transferred wholly to the Italians.
