Sentence examples similar to heavy contests from inspiring English sources

MySpace likes to do a lot of these media-heavy contests, which strongly appeal to its core demographic.

Until then, there are a just a handful of delegate-heavy contests, including Indiana, Oregon and Kentucky. .

Ireland's communications minister, Pat Rabbitte, challenged Facebook on Monday to take down any future pages promoting such heavy drinking contests.

Although British losses were heavier, the contest was by and large undecided, and the two partly becalmed fleets drifted along parallel courses for the next three days without incident.

On May 31 it'll be Saints v Saracens going for the title and, based on today's game and last night's, it'll be one hell of a heavy-hitting contest.

The governor's race will play out on a ballot heavy with other contests that could determine how successful Republicans will be in reversing the Democratic gains of 2006 and 2008, including the campaign for an open Senate seat and enough competitive House contests to help tip the balance of power.

It was a close contest, with heavy campaigning and a lot on the line, but there will be no recount.

But little comes easily to the founding nation of competitive soccer these days, least of all when it starts a contest as heavy favorite.

Monday night's contest has heavy implications for Arsenal's title challenge, after Liverpool went top of the table on Saturday.

Earlier this year, the design and scoring of the contest drew heavy criticism from some top contenders after just three of 103 entrants made it into the final round.

The strain Sm777 was isolated as a culture contaminant associated to Pseudomonas strains and was revealed in a contest of heavy metal tolerance studies.