Sentence examples for put the contest from inspiring English sources

Again, Liverpool should have put the contest beyond Everton at 1-0.

Delgado made up for his miss from 12 yards to put the contest beyond doubt.

The outside groups have put the contest "clearly on a different level," Congressman Fletcher said.

Attempting to put the contest in context Watson fell into the same trap that has claimed previous American captains.

On the second and final circuit, however, his remorseless galloping put the contest beyond doubt and he was 29 lengths ahead at the line, eased down.

— Eric Crawford (@ericcrawford) 24 Mar 13 Top-seeded Kansas needs to play better today than it did Friday, when it slogged past 16th-seeded Western Kentucky in the first round and didn't put the contest away until late.

Brownstein cited a Quinnipiac poll showing Romney beating Obama 56-29 and a Washington Post/ABC survey putting the contest at 65 for Romney, 28 for Obama among these voters.

Ask the person putting the contest on for a checklist or set of judging criteria.

In politics, informal estimates put the cost of contesting a state assembly election at at least 2.5 crore, or 25 million rupees, and a seat in the national Parliament at 5 crore, or 50 million rupees.

Ideally, Mr Sharon would like to be able to put off the contest until after an American attack on Iraq, which, he vaguely feels, will improve Israel's situation and therefore his own.

He often found himself on the front foot, which helped him no end, and because of the attacking shape he and his colleagues put on the contest he was able to indulge and explore the variety that exists in his own game.