Sentence examples for one contest that from inspiring English sources

"There's a problem in one contest that needs to be sorted out," he said.

With games scheduled every night, there has been only one day between April 19 and May 4 that did not include at least one contest that went to overtime.

One contest that they had in Antigua could have rivalled the scene in The Meaning of Life where the Frenchman eats "just one more wafer thin biscuit" and then explodes.

Well, imagine a future in which Santorum continues to dominate the polls, rack up primary wins, and win a greater share of what we'll call, for the sake of argument, the "vote," only to lose the one contest that matters -- delegates -- to Romney.

No one contests that when the planet palpably cooled from 1645 to 1715 — the Maunder minimum, which saw the freezing of the Thames — there was a diminution of solar activity.

Goldikova's clash with Canford Cliffs is the first of three Group One contests that form a memorable opening to the meeting.

No one contests that Stewart sold nearly 4,000 shares of ImClone just before the company went public with the fact that its main hope for profitability, a cancer drug called Erbitux, was about to be rejected by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which caused the value of those shares to plummet.

Although no one contests that its slimy presence is a general nuisance, its related adverse health effects have been the subject of some controversy.

But there is one crucial contest that hasn't been scheduled (though it's waged day after day on pink and white sheets): Lionel Barber, editor of the Financial Times, in a Newsnight or Today studio, taking on Paul Dacre of the Mail.

The Chiefs were also also awarded two penalty tries in a one-sided contest that brought 34 points in each half.

But, Schoo said, "no one will contest that he's one of the best street dancers, if not the best, in Brooklyn.