Sentence examples for former contest from inspiring English sources
Annie Power, who had been odds-on for the former contest, has been displaced as favourite by her stablemate Vroum Vroum Mag; she remains second favourite for the latter behind Thistlecrack.
The second prepares us well to take part in the real business of mathematics, "the most social of the sciences," according to Stanford professor (and former contest superstar) Ravi Vakil.
Summer Zervos, a former contest on NBC's "The Apprentice" sued Trump after he called her a liar over her claims of sexual harassment.
Dale Talde, chef and owner of Brooklyn's Talde and Pork Slope, and a former contest on Bravo's Top Chef: Season Four, is a huge fan of McDonald's, and likes their fries so much he's modeled some of his own after them.
The applied approach has initiated a methodological controversy between Auffhammer and Vincent (2012) and Feng and Oppenheimer (2012), with the former contesting this causal relationship based on their own statistical estimations.
And there are those expectations, which afford a Democratic challenger, however viable, the opportunity to show up Clinton by performing even halfway decently in an early contest; 16.5% of the Iowa vote was enough to launch Gary Hart into a serious contest against former Vice President Walter Mondale, who started 1984 as a formidable front-runner.
And while the thrice-married former beauty contest owner-cum-Republican nominee has gotten the lion's share of coverage, he's not the only person women have become angry about.
The report was a bombshell, coming at the end of a bad week for Trump that included a shaky debate performance and a feud with a former beauty contest winner.
Each team of five players was led by a former caption-contest winner or finalist.
The best received caption of the night came from the team headed by the former caption-contest finalist Jessie Birks: There were more than a few adult situations in the wild haze of the evening.
These include Victoria Ayling, a former Tory contesting the Labour-held marginal of Great Grimsby, who was caught on camera talking about wanting to "send the lot back" – although she claimed to have been talking about immigrants who were in the country illegally.
