Sentence examples for key contest from inspiring English sources

But Milan is probably the key contest for Renzi.

The key contest is in Baden-Württemberg, which the CDU has governed since 1953.

Although much attention has been paid to rows over settlements in the occupied West Bank, it is in Jerusalem that the key contest is being fought.

In this key contest, the "we're-too-cool-to-have-our-names-on-our-shirts" Yankees were no match for the clearly labeled National League squad.

Liverpool have now won nine consecutive league matches and five more, beginning with Sunday's key contest against Manchester City at Anfield, would end the club's 24-year wait for a 19th league championship.

It is hard to imagine a more exotic tie than the one between Costa Rica and China, but the key contest in that match was between the Manchester City center-forward Paulo Wanchope and the Dundee and former Crystal Palace center-back Fan Zhiyi.

Mr. Obama significantly outperformed Mrs. Clinton among independents in the coast-to-coast nominating contests on Feb. 5, and in several other key contests.

Frustration with Ramsey has been a regular complaint among Arsenal supporters over recent years, a player with clear and obvious talent having influenced key contests so rarely.

However, the key contests have now at least settled to two main regions – Brisbane and its suburbs and the mining and sugar belt of central Queensland.

This year's fixture had long been identified as one of the key contests in the 2011 pool stages but the build-up to the match had been affected by France coach Marc Lievremont's decision to select what some observers felt was a below strength team, including Morgan Parra, normally a scrum-half, at fly-half.

As National Journal's Ron Brownstein reports, the key contests on March 4th are Texas and Ohio.