Sentence examples for perfect contest from inspiring English sources

"I thought it was the perfect contest for my class," Ms. Farrelly-Moyotl said.

This may have been anything but convincing for England, but it was the perfect contest with which to launch the tournament.

In a campaign made subterranean by Sept. 11, what neither Republicans nor Democrats have yet acknowledged is that Reno vs. Bush is the perfect contest, a grand embodiment of Florida's -- and the nation's -- enduring ideological polarity.

(A brief staring contest).

During the 1910's and 20's in the United States, when "Perfect Baby" contests were started and "Fitter Families" contests emerged at state fairs in the "human stock" sections, eugenics booths were also set up on fairgrounds with lights that flashed every few seconds to designate another newborn "with bad heredity".

Ms. Squiers has unearthed obscure pictures of the booths and the winning families and babies, along with another Weegee photo: a perfect-baby contest at Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn in 1949 in which three bawling children and their distraught mothers say it all.

In the Eurovision song contest, the perfect score is 12 points.

The most interesting challenge to game programmers comes from those games for which perfect play throughout the contest cannot be expected for at least several years to come.

The 20-year-old, who joined Swansea in mid March, believes his fifth-minute goal set the perfect tone in the contest with Championship promotion rivals Norwich.

Mobile registration isn't a perfect fit for every contest, but it's a great way to turn on-premise promotion into online connections.

This makes large wheels perfect for distance-based contests — theoretically, they'll accelerate less quickly than smaller wheels, but they'll roll much longer and they'll travel a greater distance overall.