Sentence examples for during a contest from inspiring English sources
There is little room for compassion – certainly between fighters during a contest.
Ferrer claimed it 10-8 during a contest that featured the odd – yet somehow unsurprising – sight of a Roddick first serve that measured only 96mph.
Wilson was once in an infamous fight involving a woman when his mother, a ringside guest, climbed through the ropes and started hitting his opponent, Steve McCarthy, with her shoe during a contest in 1989.
An entire summer's worth of debate over who should lead the side was forgotten during a contest in which his approach to the captaincy seemed more vocal, more diplomatic and more nuanced at one and the same time.
It's a wide view of the aquamarine waves at Sunset Beach — not during a contest but on a majestically mediocre day, with just a few surfers randomly bobbing beneath an immense sky.
Accordingly, while the board's actions concerning the elections process may constitute evidence in a contest proceeding, the board's decisions are not to be accorded the highly deferential "abuse of discretion" standard of review during a contest proceeding.
Culbreth had previously ejected Manuel from a contest during the 2001 season, during Manuel's time as manager of the Cleveland Indians.
CONTEST KICKER A student who made a 30-yard field goal to win a contest during a game last month could handle extra points and field goals for No. 8 Texas Tech against No. 19 Kansas on Saturday.
There is some other outreach to high school students, like Advertising Futures, a contest during the annual Advertising Week in New York in which agencies and the Advertising Council participate.
These discrepancies might result from lateral-display behaviour, which provides a way for animals, particularly fish, to assess fighting ability during early stages of a contest.
The construction of questions has occasionally been used as a tool in medical education: In a contest during a physiology class, 37 out of 100 students submitted a total of 912 questions [ 6].
