Sentence examples for contests to from inspiring English sources

Others are sponsoring contests to create commercials.

He organises dwarf-throwing contests to keep his staff amused.

Instead, elections have become contests to mobilise core supporters.

Clinton has won 27 primary contests to Sanders' 21.

Some offered prizes and ran contests to lure student borrowers.

One form it took with women was staring contests, to see who would look away first.

However, the government never set up tender contests to pick its corporate partners, encouraging corruption.

"Art auctions," he wrote, "have become testosterone-driven contests to discover who's got the biggest wallet".

"So we have many more months to go, many more contests to go before that happens".

In 2008, nearly two dozen states or territories held primary contests to choose a presidential nominee.

And now, a Game 1 victory over the Twins with three more contests to come.