Sentence examples for little contests from inspiring English sources

Along the way, there are little contests.

You need to win those hyper-physical little contests.

And then there's all this cornball stuff, the little contests.

"They used to have little contests, what we call cutting each other," he said.

Amid those minor distractions called playoffs — quaint little contests being staged by the N.B.A. and the N.H.L. — the N.F.L. will clear its throat and reassert its alpha maleness this week, instantly relegating everyone else (yes, you too, LeBron) to the kiddie table.

When the 2000 presidential campaign began, the Republican and Democratic primaries that will be held in Washington State on Tuesday were hardly more than blips on the political horizon, arcane little contests lying somewhere out on the trail between the first-in-the nation Iowa caucuses and the could-end-it-all mass of 13 primaries scheduled for Titanic Tuesday, March 7.

This little contest is putting the Test in testosterone.

Stokes won that little contest hands down – Woakes was the day's most expensive bowler.

While the M.T.A. didn't exactly discourage our little contest, authority officials made it plain that they didn't want to start seeing unauthorized T-shirts or posters.

"I still like the shirt," he grumbles genially into the phone, as though this little contest of wills just took place the day before.

Still, there's little contest for the week's most entertaining documentary: Penn and Teller's playful but-is-it-art?