Sentence examples for from a contest from inspiring English sources
Joseph quickly withdrew from a contest he had not truly entered, and later observed "I hadn't the political antennae, the political flair".
An exhibition of 15 contemporary quilts -- from a contest sponsored by the museum -- opens on Saturday and continues through Jan . 13
Mr. Giuliani, for his part, has done everyone a service by making a timely exit from a contest for which he no longer had an appetite.
People's decisions about running for office are often quite personal and complicated, and it could be that some are using the attacks as an excuse to retreat from a contest that looked too daunting even before the attacks.
PAGE C1 First-Baby Contest Draws Ire After disqualifying a baby born to Chinese immigrants from a contest, Toys RR" Us finds itself in the glare of the immigration debate.
He is someone used to getting what he wants, and if he is finding that the politics of rugby in England are different to those in Australia, he will not shirk away from a contest.
It is hard to see a strong government emerging from such a contest, in which many Argentines would abstain.
Fluorescent pink posters with one simple message: "Do you want to win $1,000,000?" Now, the Hult Prize is far from just a contest to win a million dollars.
This is because older individuals have nothing to gain from escalating a contest they are unlikely to win, whereas younger individuals gain by learning about their relative status within the population.
The elimination of the swimsuit competition is an important step in transforming the pageant from a beauty contest to a competition rewarding achievements, but is only a Band-Aid on a wound that needs surgery.
Others sported attire that one might expect from semifinalists in a contest to become a world panda ambassador, or "Pambassador".
