Sentence examples for contests to make from inspiring English sources

Sure, he competes in hotdog-eating contests to make rent but, as my daughter pointed out, over the course of the movie he is offered a ridiculous number of jobs by concerned fellow white men who refuse to see him fail as head of his household.

It's a contest to make Labour electable.

The Electoral Commission will oversee the contest to make sure it is fair and has set out guidance on its website.

On Wednesday, he stood in for Arnold Palmer in the par-three contest, to make up a threesome with Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus.

Dhanda: Doesn't expect to win, and more or less said so, but he's using the contest to make a stand for diversity and reform.

It is part of the contest to make headdress feathers and fringe come to a complete stop on the downstroke of a song's last drumbeat.

Students at Barrington High School won the chance to meet the Barbadian singer in a contest to make a video set to her "Diamonds" single that would highlight their fundraising work.

No vote will sanctify this shift in power there will be no general election to draw the party together against its rivals, no party contest to make candidates define and test their ideas.

As a social conservative and a southerner, Thompson had been looking to the contest to make his breakthrough and revive a campaign that had been widely criticised for its semi-somnabulent pace.

Mr. Obama was using the last days of the contest to make incursions into Republican territory, campaigning Saturday in three states — Colorado, Missouri and Nevada — that President Bush won relatively comfortably in 2004.

"It's a decathlon", Mundie described today's grand contest to make computers into sensory machines that mirror our speech and our sight.