Sentence examples for kind of contest from inspiring English sources
But that wasn't the kind of contest Alec wanted, largely because he sensed that it wasn't the kind of contest Polina would accept.
"You must be wondering what kind of contest this is," I told them when I arrived.
What kind of "contest" does this kind of naming represent, according to linguistics professor George Lakoff?
American pinots noirs do have an advantage in this kind of contest: it's called consistency.
It was the kind of contest to get the juices flowing.
This kind of contest could easily throw up the compositional equivalents of tribute acts.
"Among the issues are what kind of contests to hold, when to hold them, how to allocate the delegates and, critically, who picks up the multimillion-dollar tab in each state," writes John M. Broder of The New York Times.
Among the issues are what kind of contests to hold, when to hold them, how to allocate the delegates and, critically, who picks up the multimillion-dollar tab in each state.
Abbott thinks the future of this kind of contest--if there is one--lies in posing unsolved problems and coordinating researchers' activities via the Web.
We're not sure what kind of contests, but an eating one would make sense.
"In youth, it lies in the possession of a body capable of enduring all kinds of contests... while the young man is himself a pleasant delight to behold").
