Sentence examples for repeating contests from inspiring English sources

Our previous work [9] shows the effect of the area of nuptial coloration for successful mate acquisition and that males are likely to use both badge cues and other coloration for assessing rival fighting ability and to avoid repeating contests with other males [9] [11].

Go back to game again and repeat your contests.

There are also plans to repeat the contest to win a walk-on role on "Mad Men," co-sponsored by Banana Republic and AMC.

His memories are far more intense for having participated in a series of games rather than repeated one-off contests.

In a later stage a certain contest can be repeated and/or more integrated contests can be considered, combining different practices.

This represents an 8.5percentnt swing from the Conservatives to Labour in these seats – enough for Labour to win all 32 of them, plus a further 66 if it were repeated in Conservative-Labour contests elsewhere.

In repeating the one thing that everyone knows about him, the Democrats are moving their contest on to Republican ground.

I can't give you any hints, so instead I will repeat the rules of the contest, which are also in the Notepad if you are solving online.

Indeed, it is hard to tell what Labour stands for at all in this contest, except the repeated claim on its website that a Conservative government would be worse.

So, my question, as I expound a bit on this and that regarding the presidential contest, is to repeat the oft-posted Rodney King admonition, "Why can't we all just get along?" We Democrats are dangerously close to helping the Republicans score a renewal of the White House lease and in many ways it is because the two Democratic front runners are so close in their political philosophies.

That pattern will not be repeated in most of their subsequent contests, simply because most states exclude independents from primary elections.