Sentence examples for frantic contest from inspiring English sources

The nerves led to a frantic contest aptly decided by Chris Smith's scrappy, close-range strike on 68 minutes.

Crucially, Reid was one of the first, and certainly the most prominent Scottish Labour figures, to back Blair in the frantic contest for the leadership after John Smith's death in 1994.

But with 30 seconds left in a frantic contest against the Clippers, Marbury nearly lost the ball out of bounds, scrambled to get it back and launched a jumper near the end of the shot clock that hit nothing but air.

Fourteen-man Ulster booked their place in the Pro12 semi-finals despite their defeat by leaders Leinster in a frantic contest which marked the official opening of the redeveloped Ravenhill.

On the same night, Arsenal sealed a 1 0 win against Wimbledon to close the gap on United and set up a frantic contest between the top two on the Saturday.

By Nathan Heller September 27, 2016 Most key elections have a key medium, and whoever wins this year's frantic Presidential contest will owe that success partly to Twitter.

Rarities triggered frantic competition.

It became a frantic, hurly-burly contest in which both teams hurtled forward when they could, driven on by the prize at stake and the apparent fragility of the opposing defence.

Wales played with admirable passion and power for three-quarters of this frantic, error-strewn contest.

Whoever wins the frantic, news-bite-addled contest of 2016 will owe that success partly to the small blue bird.

Wasps sealed a place in the European Champions Cup in this frantic end-of-season contest with London Irish, stuck down in 10th position in the Premiership table, playing a huge part.