Sentence examples for hot contests from inspiring English sources

Even as Republicans make the primary choices on March 7, in several counties around the state there are also hot contests for the little-noticed posts of party central committees, with a statewide group that calls itself "mainstream" trying to regain control from more socially conservative groups.

Now "Avatar" is in a hot contest with "The Hurt Locker," a much smaller film directed by Kathryn Bigelow, who is Mr. Cameron's ex-wife.

But there is a hot contest for the Long Island seat held by Representative Rick Lazio before he left it to run for the Senate.

This going should be fine for Kingman but other things can go wrong and even 7-4 does not appeal in what looks a hot contest.

While the Shays-Farrell race turned into an unexpectedly hot contest, the nasty House battle between Rob Simmons, the Republican incumbent, and Jim Sullivan, a former Norwich councilman, was more tepid than predicted.

They enjoyed an enthralling spectacle mainly due to a surprisingly hot contest for the lime-green jersey of sprints leader between the Spaniard Angel Madrazo and Briton Peter Williams of IG-Sigma Sport.

Meanwhile working out which pollster won the hot contest to be worst in the referendum run-up will require a lengthy post mortem, but one poll stands out for being not only way out but also an embarrassment to the client (and to any City types encouraged by it to gamble on a victory for staying in).

Stay tuned for the next hot contest.

The reason why a tweet is hot may due to that the content of a tweet is about a big social event, a celebrity's affair, or a hot contest, film, and so on.

Right now there is a hot contest in California (A.B. 711) over whether to ban all lead ammunition.

And it is something of a surprise, since many political experts had expected the race to be one of the country's hottest contests for governor.