Sentence examples for major contests from inspiring English sources

Here is a summary of the major contests.

Mr. Romney's victory here means three different Republican candidates have won each of the first three major contests.

And he is under contract to Showtime, who also screened Hatton's major contests, so the fight can be easily made.

It now seems possible that he will emerge from the first three major contests with three third-place finishes, or worse.

The Vermont senator was speaking two days before the last major contests of the Democratic nominating process, in which six states, including California and New Jersey, will apportion more than 700 delegates.

He also won the biennial World Championship, which was last held in Mumbai, and is more prestigious, though less lucrative (first prize was fifteen grand), and in 2007 he won the Thailand International, the largest of the major contests, with eight thousand entrants.

Thursday's debate is shaping up as the first major contest between the two.

The race for Mr. Weiner's seat won't be the only major contest on the Sept. 13 ballot.

Each week seems to bring a new innovation, and every major contest becomes a turn on the runway.

You cannot win a major contest like the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, as Mr. Kobrin did in 2005, without knowing how to dazzle.

An $18 dry Johannisberg riesling from the Finger Lakes region was voted New York's best wine of 2003 yesterday in a major contest limited to the state's wines.