Sentence examples for need a contest from inspiring English sources

Greaves fought the unbeaten prospects, the winning fighters who need a contest without too much risk, and since turning professional in 2007 he has met 70 boxers who had not lost a fight.

We need a contest, we tilt toward underdogs, we admire candidates who know their stuff and we consider accessibility a mark of mutual respect -- and so we've welcomed your opposition with open arms.

In a thinly veiled attack on her older rival, Ms King warned that Londoners did not need a "popularity contest based on who's wacky or who's stale".

Instead of another coronation, we desperately need a leadership contest where the party's future is openly debated and candidates' positions are properly scrutinised.

"But when Brian Grazer says, 'You need a car contest, and maybe a Romeo and Juliet,' I'm, like, 'Of course we do!' — because all of a sudden you've got momentum and drive".

Contrary to many pundits, Hillary (first name used as shorthand to distinguish her from her husband) doesn't need a primary contest to get her campaign in shape.

And I think that if you -- picking up from what Justice Lewis said -- if you work backward from how much time do you realistically need for a contest, that amount of time, working back from Dec. 12, could guide the court in determining what was the outer date from the time that the recount had to be completed.

All math contests need a source of questions, and oftentimes the same types of questions appear over and over again.

The Tories focussed on crime with Cameron admitting he was in a tight contest and need a "great 10 days" to win.

Denise Van Outen dislocated a rib during rehearsals this week, while gymnast Louis Smith says he will need a knee operation after the contest ends.

Only little Ms. Club Penguin contests will need a mom as a prize.