Sentence examples for important contest from from inspiring English sources

It is also possibly the most important contest from a political point of view: if Clegg loses his seat, his party's pro-Conservative coalition preferences could change.

A particularly tasty dish – a cordon bleu irony, an irony worthy of a rating from Michelin – is produced by the important contest to be the next leader of the scunnered Scottish Labour party.

That was after he had won another important contest, the Leventritt Competition, in 1954 — and after countless wake-up calls from Mrs. Graffman, who worked for his manager at Columbia Artists Management in those days.

— ZACH HILLESLAND Times' sports intern Jorge Castillo notes an important contest featuring one Ivy League team that just started: Yale Vs.

Do they or don't they throw a Maverick into such an important contest?

He is so good at the sport that recently his team in County Mayo paid his fare from N.Y. to Dublin & back so he could play in an important contest.

Rangers fans wanted more from the game, but might have expected less and many consider the more important contest to be the one that lies ahead between the current board and those who want to take control.

The presidential election isn't the only important contest.

"Both sides realize this is an important contest.

The annual King's Camel Race, begun in 1974, is one of the sport's most important contests and attracts animals and riders from throughout the region.

Tremendous exchanges of personal property resulted from such a victory indeed, often life itself was forfeited in important contests.