Sentence examples for off contested from inspiring English sources

Only Marbury dared challenge him, while the rest of the Nets, not as adept at getting off contested shots, settled for jumpers.

The third-place play-off, contested by two desperately disappointed teams in England and Italy, turned out to be uplifting.

Forster's aberration in upending Naismith followed – neither the penalty nor the goalkeeper's sending off was contested by Lennon – with Steven Whittaker converting to send Rangers in front before the interval.

He has also found much more talk among Zionist leaders -- as well as among British and Jordanian leaders -- of the desirability of transferring Palestinians off the contested land to avoid conflict.

It might be easy to evade a rule requiring companies to disclose actions taken to ward off a contested election, but such a rule could keep some such deals from being made behind closed doors.

With Harden appearing to be fouling intentionally on the play, Anthony eventually went into his shooting motion and got off a contested shot.

We got very close in both of the Euro play-offs we contested and we will be aiming to go all the way this time".

The French presidential run-off was contested not by either of the main left or right parties but rather an independent "centrist" and Marine Le Pen, leader of the far-right Front National.

It hopes to have the app ready by the time the Cup is contested off San Francisco next year.

The South China Sea, one of the world's most important waterways, has been contested off and on for centuries.

When the Cup was contested off Fremantle in 1987, Murray was the skipper and principal designer of Kookaburra III, which ended up winning the defender series.