Sentence examples for in contests that from inspiring English sources

Republicans thrived by targeting Obama even in contests that had nothing to do with him.

House Republicans sensing real chances for victory in contests that seemed far out of reach only weeks ago.

Party delegates from five of South Africa's nine provinces nominated Mr. Zuma as their top choice for leader by convincing margins in contests that began Friday.

Both the Republican and Democratic contests remain open, with Trump and Clinton facing significant challenges in contests that have so far been highly unpredictable.

From Chicago to the rural downstate counties, a long night of gubernatorial election uncertainty stretched into day with no losers, only self-declared winners in contests that proved uncomfortably tight.

Next weekend, a little over 5,000 miles apart, two dethroned British fighters – one of them reinstated in chaotic circumstances – will take part in contests that could hardly be more different.

"What the EU arrangements that currently exist allow us to do is to maximise our strength in contesting that criminality," Clarke said.

I have no stake in contesting that; I only want to lodge a vote for Mary J. Blige, who's thirty-eight, as our Beatrice Button.

It is not suggested that any foreigner should vote in national contests: that would involve a change in the constitution.

Wrestlers were portrayed as villains or heroes, or more ambiguous characters in scripted contests that built tension and culminated in a wrestling match on the pay-per-view.

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