Sentence examples for hard contest from inspiring English sources

Xavi Hernández, the Barça playmaker, expects a hard contest on his 600th match for the club.

Of course, given most of the other performances, that's not a hard contest to win.

There was a great feeling between the sides and it was nice to sit down after such a hard contest and have a beer with them.

"He made a shot in front of their bench in the second half where he jabbed, dribbled, pulled back and made a shot over a pretty hard contest that was tremendous.

Is the magic Obama train about to hit the buffers, or is the candidate tough enough to keep it steaming ahead through what now promises to be a long hard contest?Mr Obama has demonstrated a unique ability to invoke passion among his supporters.

"It will be a hard contest.

Pendleton now faces Germany's Kristina Vogel, 21, in Tuesday's semi-final and, while this should be a much harder contest, nobody who has seen "Queen Victoria" in action in London is expecting anything other than another win there.

There is no harder contest than the contest for bread, let me tell you that.

There is similar hard-contest intensity at either end of Sydney's game-day field.

It was hard to contest that point.

The core of the knowledge about man-made climate change is simple and hard to contest.