Sentence examples for or contests from inspiring English sources

The Louisiana law, passed in 1956, banned "dancing, social functions, entertainments, athletic training, games, sports or contests and other such activities involving personal and social contacts, in which the participants or contestants are members of the white and Negro races".

With amazing customer service, follow-up, regular e-mail specials or contests?

What rituals, events, foods, costumes or contests make Halloween here special or different?

The pigs may have served as targets in exhibitions or contests.

Design is inherently ethical, because it either affirms or contests the customs of its time.

Mr. Dewhurst and Mr. Cruz don't have to compete for attention with a presidential race or contests in other states.

This is not an either-or contest, like last year's with "Saving Private Ryan" versus "Shakespeare in Love" (which won).

CL: What's your favorite contest or contest image?

The act of disputing or contesting is an unwholesome act.

The other is that of "competing" or "contesting," from the Latin concerto, -are, -atus ("to contend").

Under law, Toyota has two weeks to accept or contest the proposed fine.