Sentence examples for he contended at from inspiring English sources
Mr. Carle said he contended at the time that such actions would have been unlawful.
But he contended at the P.G.A. Championship two weeks ago, and he ascended the leader board again here by playing steady, mostly error-free golf.
He contended at the Wachovia Championship and the AT&T National, and he played in the final group at last month's British Open at Carnoustie, where his putter let him down.
At that point, it was clear Duval had the ability to win majors, but after he contended at the past four Masters and was beaten each time, he was faced with another career hurdle, and he could only clear it by winning a major.
"This is all a dirty game to create a banking collapse," fumed Yuri Pianykh of the Russian business association — aimed, he contends, at luring Russian money out of Cyprus to other European countries.
On the other hand, if Johnson's travails at Chambers Bay were an expression of a weakness he cannot bring himself to acknowledge, and that was the fourth time he has contended at a major and not prevailed, then the field can relax.
But he contended that at a time of increasing assimilation, intermarriage and secularization, it had become "virtually the only common denominator of American Jewish identity in the late 20th century".
He contended that at least two members of the Strong Voice slate, composed of two blacks and a white ally, were the real winners.
He contended this year at tour stops in Tampa and Orlando, Fla.; lost in a playoff in New Orleans; and then won the British Open in July as his comeback took a turn for the wonderful.
Diefenbaker suggested to the jury that the silence on the line which had, he contended, swallowed the words "at Cedarside" might have been caused by a fish dropped on a snow-covered line by a bird and claimed to have evidence of a previous occurrence.
Smith agreed that such polices could strengthen certain sectors of an economy, but he contended that this came at the expense of "the general industry".
