Sentence examples for it will be a contest from inspiring English sources

It will be a contest for the "first Labour government of the global age".

If she meets Ochigava in London, it will be a contest to savour.

It will be a contest between two teams who like to play a bit and who are desperate to win.

It will be a contest between two skilled competitors, both of whom seem to enjoy summit theatrics and relish the opportunity to outmaneuver one another.

If Finau Maka, a winner of all major club trophies with Toulouse, Taufa'ao Filise of the Cardiff Blues and Fetu'u Vainikolo, now on the Connacht wing, are still up and running in October it will be a contest to relish.

It will be a contest between two emotionally scarred counties, with both Lancashire and Hampshire having failed to qualify for the Champions League on Twenty20 finals day when they tied their respective semi-finals but both lost a super‑over play-off.

But a good guess is that it'll be a contest that will be fully joined later rather than sooner.

It will be a captivating contest, with tries rarer than rocking-horse manure.

At that point it will be a tight contest, dividing France down the middle.

It will be a crucial contest in the Republican Party's quest to win control of the chamber from Democrats.

It will be a proper contest: in fact, there is every chance of it being more intense than last week's England-Wales game.