Sentence examples for forthcoming contests from inspiring English sources

Gingrich, at a Las Vegas press conference, was defiant, predicting conservatives in the forthcoming contests would not vote for a pro-abortion, pro-gun control Massachusetts moderate.

He plans to take Sunday off, a sign of confidence about the forthcoming contests, and also recognition of the futility of trying to compete with the Super Bowl.

Speaking to large and enthusiastic audiences in one gymnasium after another here in Washington, which votes on Tuesday, Mr. Bush sounded conciliatory and inclusive themes that are likely to play well in forthcoming contests.

As the goddess of marriage, she demands that Wotan right multiple wrongs against herself and also Hunding by letting Siegmund die in the forthcoming contest.

"The British Boxing Board of Control considered the behaviour of boxer Tyson Fury at the press conference for his forthcoming contest against Dereck Chisora," read a statement on www.bbbofc.com.

On the brand-promotion principle that all publicity is good publicity, Man Booker was effortlessly generating column inches for the forthcoming contest.

It is a measure of her popularity in Athens that this spring, during the pre-Lent carnival, many of the revellers were wearing "Gianna" masks.The forthcoming contest will be a homecoming in two senses.

World Press Photo responded by issuing a new code of ethics for the forthcoming contest that stipulated entrants "must ensure their pictures provide an accurate and fair representation of the scene they witnessed so the audience is not misled" (World Press Photo).

Mr Romney's victory goes some way to restoring his status as the party's "inevitable" candidate, but its populist wing may still try to trip up the Romney machine in the forthcoming primary contests.

In July, Foster mounted the legal challenge against the decision by Labour's national executive committee to automatically nominate Corbyn in the forthcoming leadership contest.

Instead, we need to engage constructively in the forthcoming political contest with the Tories and Liberal Democrats over ideas and policies.