Sentence examples for rival contests from inspiring English sources

The rival contests offer views not only of the country's yawning income gap but of issues of race and class in a country that has, by some measures, the Spanish-speaking world's largest black population.

Ms Fontenay announced that she was leaving Miss France after 56 years to set up a rival contest.

Collecting signatures, and a rival contesting them, is partly aimed at draining the opponent's resources into legal fees.

Asked how hard it was to watch his two biggest rivals contest the championship without him involved, Hamilton said: "I think it goes without saying that these two are two of the best here.

The sides will meet for a third time, in a game not part of the Rugby Championship, in Dunedin on 19 October but New Zealand already have the Bledisloe Cup - the trophy the trans-Tasman rivals contest every year - in their cabinet for the 11th season in a row.

Perhaps, and this is just a thought, the UK should compete against the Georgians in the rival Tbilisi contest.

The ITV show benefited from not being up against BBC1's rival talent contest The Voice, which it faced for the last two years.

After months in which polls showed Mr. Torricelli well ahead of his relatively unknown Republican rivals, the contest has narrowed in recent weeks.

Closing his party's conference in Brighton, Sir Menzies will accuse his main party rivals of contesting a narrow scrap of political ground on the centre-right.

The teams, who have become Super League's fiercest rivals after contesting the past three Grand Finals – all of which Leeds have won – will meet again on 7 August in the Challenge Cup semi-final and it would be a surprise if they do not collide at least once more in the play-offs that follow in the autumn.

Whether using trade stations to manage supply and demand economics, setting up a wildlife safari or challenging rival farmers to contests, there is always something new to do – even getting married.