Sentence examples for off contest from inspiring English sources

Jubilant Twitter users are trolling Theresa May after Nadiya Hussain, a British woman of Bangladeshi origin, was crowned the winner of the Great British Bake Off contest.

Theodore A. Scott was elated when he won a "take a year off" contest sponsored by Gold Peak Tea that would allow him to stop working for one year.

On October 20, 2006, The Miz hosted a Diva's "Dance Off Contest" with the SmackDown!

Party officials and strategists are fond of reeling off contests that have appeared increasingly competitive in recent weeks, including races for Democratic-held Senate seats in Wisconsin, California and Illinois.

Two of Long Island's highest-ranking politicians, both Republicans, announced today that they would leave office, setting off contests for succession.

But at least consider the possibility of paying a tax bill unless you are sure you're better off contesting it.

And they use a play-off contest to determine the champions.

The winner of the presidential race must take more than 55% of the vote or face a run-off contest.

The original tunnel-of-fudge cake won second place in the 1966 Pillsbury Bake-Off Contest for Ella Rita Helfrich of Houston.

Instead, they found themselves in a play-off contest against Sweden for a place in the semi-finals and were swept out of the competition in extra ends.

The team won 11 games in 2014 to earn a play-off spot, but the injury-plagued Cardinals who were starting a third-string quarterback by the postseason lost their opening play-off contest.