Sentence examples for example of a contest from inspiring English sources

Precedent: The 2000 Republican race is the best example of a contest in which the front-runner, George W. Bush, lost a couple of early states but was perhaps never in any real danger of losing the nomination.

One of the most obvious examples of a pissing contest is when somebody with a fleeting sense of clout asks you who you work for.

The court system serves as a prime example of the contest for a postwar Syria.

A great example of a successful customer-creation contest was Lego's three-week Holiplay campaign in 2012.

A good example is a contest created by the Irish brewery Guinness.

For example, hold a contest saying: "One lucky player gets half 100,000.

For example, publicize a contest on your Facebook page, and direct them to your site.

So began a test run for a game of Pac-Manhattan, a real-world version of the 1980's video game played on the streets of New York and the latest example of a so-called "big game": a contest that uses wireless devices like cellphones and global positioning beacons to track players as they move through the urban grid, turning cities into vast game boards.

For example, using a branded hashtag as part of a contest is a great way to encourage user interaction.

On college campuses, they were de rigueur, and, says Boyer, worn until they fell apart and had to be held together with duct tape (a prime example of the endurance contest that prepsters subject their clothes to).

Here's a few examples of previous contest winners for inspiration, but, as a personal request, let's see if we can break the tired leitmotif of bored dudes in drippy eye-liner hanging out in a forest.