Sentence examples for dark contest from inspiring English sources

Evidently there is a hunger for a battle that is more than a re-run of the dark contest that was fought inconclusively five years ago.

Modern animal rights activists, such as those from the Flemish Bird Protection Society, accuse trainers of "brainwashing" birds into singing more than is natural or healthy by playing looped recordings of finch calls, and that caging birds in the intentionally small and dark contest boxes is cruel.

At the core of flamenco is the notion of duende: those dark forces contesting within the artist's soul, forcing their way out through the dance to evoke the battle with life, with death, with the birth of art itself.

Although the Dark Blues had shipped a fair amount of water, they were able to continue, and with Cambridge waterlogged, the race was effectively ended as a contest.

Named in honor of Edward George belowr-Lytton, belowhowho began his 1830 novel "Paul Clifford" with the words "It was a dark and stormy night," the contest shines its pale light on a contestant who composes the worst opening line for a novel.

In the afternoon, Fox, who's the dark stalking horse of the contest, has his turn at the dais.

Named after the fellow whom Snoopy the dog was plagiarizing whenever he typed "It was a dark and stormy night," the contest seeks "the opening sentence to the worst of all possible novels".

Mr Livingstone later closed a website attacking his rival, saying the contest had become "dark and negative".

Ms. Kristel was a willowy, dark-haired model and beauty contest winner in her early 20s with scant acting experience when she was cast by the French director Just Jaeckin as Emmanuelle, the wife of a French diplomat in Bangkok who seeks solace for her boredom in a variety of sexual encounters.

At the MPW One Year Anniversary event on May 25, Lane fought Naveah to a no-contest in a dark match.

He has even been mentioned as a dark horse contender in next year's presidential contest.