Sentence examples for one contest with from inspiring English sources

It is but a single race - albeit a Group One contest with lashings of prize money attached - but it carries a possible life-changing connotation for the Irishman.

This is only one contest with one study, so perhaps the results would trend differently with larger samples, but I'm not so sure.

Some 21 of 23 Labor Party lawmakers agreed today to support the initiative -- all except Haim Ramon, another potential challenger to Mr. Barak, and Mr. Barak himself, who would be hard pressed to back it publicly because voters might assume he was frightened by a one-on-one contest with Mr. Netanyahu.

Unlike football or soccer, the debate is a one-on-one contest with a prize that far exceeds that of any championship belt.

One other thing to note: Sen. Ted Cruz's allied super PACs haven't run any negative ads against Trump during the past two weeks, clearly hoping for the one-on-one contest with the businessman.

Ohio Gov. John Kasich is under growing pressure to leave the Republican primary so that the race can be reduced to something closer to a one-on-one contest with Donald Trump.

Until then, Johnson had been known as "June Bug", a boundlessly energetic youth who had developed his game in furious one-on-one contests with his older brother Larry.

Trott was left in a one-on-one contest for victory with Sarah Hammer and sprinted clear of the American to win with ease.

Stephane and 3G's song appears to be an all-too-obvious political diatribe dressed up in 70s-inspired disco beats, and it's already raising eyebrows in Eurovision circles, with one contest insider admitting some of the lyrics (which include such couplets as: "We don't wanna put in, the negative move, it's killing the groove …") might be a bit "sensitive".

— MIKE HUGUENIN While Wyatt certainly won the one-on-one contest, it was Victor Deep-O with four consecutive points, including the dagger 3-pointer, that put Indiana up for good after trailing for most of the second half.

And to complicate matters further the one-on-one contest would have to comply with the broadcasters' own rules on fairness and balance - perhaps the basis of a challenge from Number 10.