Sentence examples for in contests with from inspiring English sources

But, after holding Devonport in contests with Randolph Churchill in 1950 and 1951, he lost it in 1955 to Joan Vickers.

But, after holding Devonport in contests with Randolph Churchill in 1950 and 1951, he lost it in 1955 to Joan Vickers.

Better yet for Clinton, 35percentt of delegates will be up for grabs in contests with at least double the share of African-Americans as Nevada.

Her party was defending 15 constituencies last week: it held only two of those and won a third (East Lothian, Dumbarton and Edinburgh Southern respectively), and those were all won in contests with the SNP.

Many of the upcoming primaries will feature a much higher percentage of black voters than Nevada did….their share in South Carolina will be much higher (55percentt of South Carolina Democratic primary voters were black in 2008)….on Super Tuesday 63 percent of the delegates up for grabs will be in contests with a higher share of African-Americans than Nevada.

In contests with three or more candidates like the election for DNC chair, this can happen easily.

We will also sponsor radio call-in contests with free meal coupons to Sagebrush Sam's as the prize.

He is strongest in showing the clash and bang of ideas in contest with one another.

To McCaw, the origin of the cup "was much about American pluck and creativity in contest with the British gentry utilizing excellent British engineering".

At Northolt Mr. Malone hopes to assemble a group good enough to compete in the World Choir Games in China, an event that puts thousands of choirs from around the world in contest with one another.

In 2010, at the Museum of Modern Art, Marina Abramović engaged in staring contests with individual viewers, all day, six days a week, for two and a half months.