Sentence examples for most contests and from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama was sweeping most contests, and the speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, said it was unacceptable for Mrs. Clinton, then a senator, to try to use controversial rules to wrest the nomination.

Okay, Rendell's turn: if Obama goes to the convention with the most delegates, the most contests, and a higher share of the popular vote, could he be denied the nomination?

The real message here, from someone who regularly judges street photography (and looks at a great deal of it for this blog), is that your images need to go beyond the plethora of hackneyed junk that litters most contests and social media in general.

For instance, most contests require contestants to be 18 years or older and do not accept entries from people who are connected to the radio station.

Over the years Anschutz has quietly chosen his own battlefields and won most contests.

Most contests host a series of mixers and networking events where students from throughout the university can meet.

It is all but guaranteed that Donald Trump will come into Cleveland with the most delegates, having won the most nominating contests, and with the lion's share of the votes of Republican primary participants.

So far, Labour and the Conservatives have roughly split most contests, but independents won 11 of the 41 posts.

There's little or no suspense in most contests.

At 16-5-1 16-5-1 16-5-1 11-2-1 11-2-1 11-2-1longer the underdogs in most C.C.H.A .

The point of most contests nowadays is to get money without working.