Sentence examples for let the contest from inspiring English sources
Nathan Handwerker, the founder, was upset that the contestants weren't paying for the hot dogs and would only let the contest last 12 minutes.
Equally unexpectedly, he let the contest run to the bitter end.
Although each of the two candidates' aides have accused their counterparts of unfairly negative attacks, Mr. Bush pledged anew that he would not let the contest turn ugly.
Mr Brown may not like that idea, but such a competition is probably in his long-term interests too; he will find it much easier to unite his party behind him if he is seen to have won its leadership, rather than just been given it.So set a firm timetable, Mr Blair and let the contest begin.
Ball says Wales must ensure they can control the dying stages against South Africa, instead of letting the contest slip, as it did against New Zealand and Australia on 8 November.
But other Democratic leaders argued that the party should let the remaining contests play out.
Why not simply put presidential candidates into a head-to-head, prime-time competition on election night and let the ratings decide the contest... It's not hard to understand why the candidates have settled on television as their main mode of communication.
In a speech at Labour HQ in London, Harman said she wanted to "let the public in" to the contest, and said that people who were not party members or affiliated supporters through a union or Labour-linked organisation would be able to vote.
Since this is a long holiday weekend here in the U.S. (Happy 4th of July, everyone!), we'll let this contest run through the morning of Tuesday, July 6.
