Sentence examples for from the contests from inspiring English sources

But the race this year differs greatly from the contests he won in 1994 and 1998.

Mr. Santorum's success on Tuesday night awarded him no delegates from the contests, which were were essentially nonbinding straw polls and drew small turnouts in all three states.

While Mr. Obama's victories were significant, the Democratic Party awards delegates proportionally, so Mrs. Clinton stands to walk away from the contests with a sizable number.

The Nottinghamshire man - who has been selected in the 17-man travelling squad alongside a recalled Monty Panesar, and the uncapped trio of Boyd Rankin, Ben Stokes and Gary Ballance - feels there may be "leftovers" from the contests in England.

For the most part, lobbyists for corporations and trade groups, not wishing to choose sides publicly for fear of choosing incorrectly, have kept a sensible distance from the contests, although a few have made their preferences known privately.

Already, Mr. Forbes has spent $28.7 million of his own money on his presidential effort -- not including the bills still to come from the contests in New Hampshire and Iowa.

She stood out in the contest by giving fellow contestant Carmella DeCesare the finger after being eliminated from the contest.

Primakov withdrew from the contest.

Murphy has withdrawn from the contest.

Should they withdraw from the contest?

He never made it home from the contest.