Sentence examples for contests who from inspiring English sources

And as for future leadership contests, who knows … Yvette Cooper is the shadow work and pensions secretary.

And as for future leadership contests, who knows …" Those were the words of Yvette Cooper on why she was not going to run for the Labour leadership.

At 52, Holmes takes on Eric Esch, a k a Butterbean, a behemoth graduate of the Toughman contests who, at the time, has rolled up a record of ­65-2-3 ­65-2-3 ­65-2-3

The point of questioning the sum is obvious: To question the extent to which Democratic voters (and independents voting in Democratic contests, who usually favor Sanders) have preferred Clinton as the party's nominee.

Primary candidates in federal contests who spent the most won 90percentt of the time in the 2002 races, according to a study in July by the U.S. Public Interest Research Group.

She concluded an impassioned defence of her decision by saying, "As for future leadership contests, who knows … " prompting every single interviewer since to ask if she might change her mind.

Speaker contest: who are the candidates?

If I was putting a tenner on the leadership contest, who should I put it on?

He ran against Elizabeth Esty, a surprise winner in the Democratic contest who had served just one term in the General Assembly.

So in a head head-to-head contest, who's the most horrible troll of them all?

Everyone who came within range of him was at once forced into some variety of contest: Who can eat fastest?