Sentence examples for made the contest from inspiring English sources

By not doing so, he made the contest seem more important than it otherwise would have.

Closer to home, Lisa Henderson, a sophomore at Kansas State University writing on the Pork Network Web site, objected that the judges' predisposition made the contest a sham.

The quick start silenced the sellout crowd, but a free-kick goal by Onandi Lowe in the 52nd minute made the contest tense to the finish.

The tireless Martin Paterson, Steven Thompson and, most clearly of all, Joey Gudjonsson and Robbie Blake should have made the contest safe.

Still, political analysts say that the advertising offensive by Mr. Bush, which has been concentrated in Southern California, has so far not made the contest particularly competitive.

Mr. Allen has made the contest a referendum on Mr. Robb's 12 years in the Senate, and his one term as governor in the early 1980's.

The Board of Elections certified the results from City Council races in Manhattan in which the results had made the contests too close to call last week.

But conventional statistics make the contest appear closer than it was.

Mr Smith has instead sought to make the contest about effectiveness and electability.

But private polls have suggested a tightening of the race in the last two weeks, he said, making the contest "interesting".

Visually, the newcomers had a flair for theatre and dance, making the contest more spectacular than ever.