Sentence examples for definitive contest from inspiring English sources

Bauer also argued that there is no reason to think South Carolina will be the definitive contest.

The national and local wine industries regard the classic as the definitive New York contest, reflecting trends and developments in grape-growing and winemaking.

Arguably the definitive Seinfeld episode, The Contest is definitely the show's filthiest, managing to be as blue as any of the more adult cable shows that followed it.

His definitive verdict on the contest just before he stepped down in 2008.

Not definitive, just definite.

With 10 minutes to go with a one-man advantage, Biarritz had the chance to take definitive control of a close contest.

In a review for The Independent on Sunday of Philip Cowley and Dennis Kavanagh's The British General Election of 2015 – the definitive academic account of the contest – Lord Mandelson writes that "Labour could have replaced the Tories in 2015".

While the national wine trade generally treats the annual contest as the definitive New York competition, the absence of certain wineries inevitably shapes the results, arguably not always in their best interests.

The general election speech, aides say, will represent a definitive pivot away from the primary contest and toward Democratic President Barack Obama and the general election.

That is because the caucuses are less definitive than many of the state contests that follow: they represent only a preliminary step in Iowa's delegate-selection process, and only about 10percentt of registered voters participate.

In a more straightforward book, Skippy's fateful choking during a doughnut-eating contest might qualify as a definitive event.