Sentence examples for contests well from inspiring English sources

But this notion — I've heard some reporters say to me today that Romney has a huge resource advantage going into Tuesday's contests — well, the days of his resources being a significant advantage are gone".

First, it allows DraftKings to offer fantasy contests well into the postseason and potentially during the Super Bowl.

In a Gore or Obama contest, well, it's much closer call.

The caucuses may also have prolonged the contest well into the spring.The main beneficiary is Mr Kerry.

Laimbeer was upset after that game that Moore was playing late in the fourth quarter of that contest with the contest well in hand.

Werth provided the difference, blowing open a taut, nerve-racking contest well after the reddish haze of dusk had come and gone from the sky.

You maybe asking yourself "why would a third grader want to participate in a multiplication contest?" Well, as you may know, there is always the BIG Prize.

Richard J. Codey, for governor this year, the Republican candidate will in all probability enter the contest well behind in money, name recognition and voter registration.

Yet if that was a brutal finale, the home side really only had themselves to blame for failing to settle the contest well before a streetwise substitute could snatch such belated reward.

A number of factors may combine to carry the contest well into the spring: the rise of the so-called "super PACs," which can spend unlimited amounts of money to help the candidates of their choice; new Republican rules allowing even losers to claim percentages of delegates in more than half of the contests this year; and the never-say-die ethos of the Gingrich campaign.

If all of this seems like a glorified popularity contest, well, isn't that what all these sites are about?