Sentence examples for of both contests from inspiring English sources

The sponsors of both contests say they hope they become regular events.

The treatment of both contests as foregone conclusions proved calamitous for Remainers and Democrats by inducing complacency among supporters and galvanising their opponents.

BT will show 12 Champions League matches and 14 Europa League clashes on Freeview, including the finals of both contests, along with one match per round and at least one free broadcast for every English team playing.

Its plot was inspired by Larry Holmes's 1982 fight with Gerry Cooney, and Tyson's 1995 comeback fight against Peter McNeeley; the racial conflict angle of both contests was played to the hilt by media and promoters alike.

If King prevails in September, when the winners of both contests will be announced, she could very well go on to beat Boris Johnson at the next mayoral election in 2012 – as could any Labour candidate who strikes Londoners as competent, committed and engaging.

The outcomes of both contests, along with a Democratic primary in Arkansas that pushed Senator Blanche Lincoln into a runoff election in June, illustrated anew the serious threats both parties face from candidates who are able to portray themselves as outsiders and eager to shake up the system.

Therefore we tested for an effect of weaponry size on both contest duration and intensity by conducting bivariate correlations between each of these two variables and values of weaponry size for winning males, losing males, larger males and smaller males (following [65]).

Male and female contests involved equal rates of charges, frontal displays, and lateral displays (activities of both contestants per minute contest duration; Table  1).

RICHMOND — Virginia's Board of Elections on Monday unanimously certified two state legislative races — in which 147 voters cast ballots in the wrong district — in favor of the Republicans in both contests.

Early work suggested that 'badges of status' would be beneficial to both signalers and receivers, since they would cut costs of contests to both contestants if an outcome would be predictable [5].

Voters in Pennsylvania, perennially a swing state on the American political scene, may be preparing to give the party of Barack Obama a sharp kick in the gut when polling stations open tomorrow to determine the winners of both primary contests and a key special election in its rural southwest.