Sentence examples for latest contest from inspiring English sources

On November 27th Mr Immelt won the latest contest, defeating two other respected GE division heads.

In his news conference, Nadal called his latest contest with Djokovic a "very complex final".

The latest contest, ignored by the parliamentary press lobby since it involves fundamental union liberties, was on Monday last week.

But he has shown an ability to put aside his disputes with the Knicks, and he insisted this latest contest of wills had not angered him.

Brabin has been a Labour member for more than 20 years and voted for Jeremy Corbyn in the 2015 leadership election, but changed her vote to Owen Smith in the latest contest.

But the latest contest, sparked by an article in the women's magazine Eve, is more like an old-fashioned street brawl where accusations of drug abuse, cheating, boorishness, snobbery and racism fly thick and fast.

(Johnson) SARAH BRAMAN: 'LOVE SONGS' In its extensive use not only of found materials, but also of found furniture, Sarah Braman's latest contests between painting and sculpture are larger and more ambitious, if also a little more generic.

The Obama campaign was quick to respond that its candidate had made inroads in the latest contests among white voters, with exit polls showing he did better than, say, in Pennsylvania last month, and called Mrs. Clinton's remarks disappointing and untrue.

We abhor the "who can stay the latest" contests.

In the late contest, Klizan dropped Brazil's Thomaz Bellucci, 6-3, 6-4.

I cannot actually believe it right now," offered Mayer, who will face Feliciano Lopez in the quarterfinals after the Spaniard upset sixth-seeded Tomas Berdych, 6-4, 6-4, in the late contest.