Sentence examples for quick contest from inspiring English sources

The temptation will be to go for a quick contest to produce a new leader who could immediately take on a government that is unlikely to have much of a honeymoon.

Here at TechCrunch we've been trying to figure out where it will go next (my guess is Texas), and decided to do a quick contest so all of you could guess along with us.

But Federer beat Nadal with embarrassing ease, 6-3, 6-0 in the quickest contest of the tournament, and is two wins away from a record sixth trophy here; Nadal, clearly out of sorts after a five-week sabbatical from the tour, is one defeat removed from going home to prepare for the Davis Cup final in Seville.

The government will be quick to contest this ruling.

Church leaders are quick to contest any suggestion that they preach the "prosperity gospel" extolled by American evangelists like Creflo Dollar, which teaches that God will grant material wealth to those he favors, but whatever distinction they're making is small.

Lord Mandelson has warned Labour against a quick "beauty contest" for its leadership, saying it needs a profound rethink about its future.

In other election developments: Lord Mandelson has warned Labour against a quick "beauty contest" for its leadership, saying it needs a profound rethink about its future.

He challenged Mr. Lane to a quick-draw contest in the parking lot of the Horny Toad, to be held Nov. 2, at high noon.

More likely is a slow-burning but quick-fisted contest in which Khan operates like a rattlesnake taunting a bull until the bull ignores the stinging pain and treads on his tormentor.

Kurzweil claims that if ever a war occurred between the Terrans and the other groups it would be a quick no-contest battle.

Because the matches last so long, they seem more like stylized dances than quick-paced contests.