Sentence examples for contests to which from inspiring English sources

But even more stinging were losses in races for City Council, contests to which Mr. Norman devoted considerable time and energy.

But with Nigel Farage planning to concentrate his party's resources in just 25 targets, UKIP's impact is likely to be felt in a series of local contests to which their headline vote share may bear little relation.

Some writer's conferences will hold writing contests to which you submit work ahead of time with winners announced during the conference.

The Diabelli Variations derive from a music publisher's advertising campaign, an adorn-that-tune contest to which 50 prominent composers would each contribute.

Freeman said men were always involved in a "pissing contest", to which Gordon responded: "There's something we have in common.

Colleges are also installing low-flow shower heads and energy-saving light bulbs and holding contests to see which dorm can most reduce its electricity costs.

The Republican debates so far have tended to be mostly contests to see which candidate can get the most worked up over issues like abortion.

But between the bogus balloon and the banks' bubble, there's no contest as to which did the most damage to the country.

A hundred fans were selected to participate in the Simpsons marathon, which was also a contest to determine which fan could last the longest into the marathon.

Maybe or maybe not, but it's not a contest to see which group should get rights and which should not.

The Wizard of the North devises a contest to see which witch will be his bride.