Sentence examples for separate contests from inspiring English sources
After 973 separate contests, the competition's creator and editor, Mary Ann Madden, has decided to call it quits.
Moreover, we are talking about two separate contests, which much of the London Labour selectorate might approach quite differently.
The New York Republican presidential primary is technically 31 separate contests, with three delegates fielded by each candidate in each district.
Technically, the New York primary is 31 separate contests, and even if Mr. McCain is not on the ballot in some districts, he can win delegates in the others.
This year's event is Nov. 4 to 6. Also scheduled are a pumpkin cooking contest, a "no holds barred" chili cook-off (with separate contests for chili with pumpkin and chili without pumpkin), and a performance by the Charlie Daniels Band.
The Golden Globe nominations serve as an adequate guide, partly because the HFPA's 83 voting members don't labour under a moral imperative to make outré selections like some of the critics groups, and partly because they cover virtually all the likely best picture and lead acting contenders through their two separate contests (for dramatic and musical/comedy categories).
The agency is also organizing a separate contest inside an online virtual world that will allow a wider range of contestants to design software avatars to perform rescue missions, Dr. Pratt said.
In a separate contest, a 16-year-old Clarksville native, Rachel Smith, was chosen Miss Tennessee Teen USA.
Sonya Thomas, eating 40 hot dogs, won in a separate contest for women held for the first time.
Rather, as this newspaper described it earlier this year (see article), it comes down to a separate contest between martyrs and traitors.The martyrs have a simple, coherent message that goes well with the Wahhabi and other Islamist causes: failure in Muslim countries has been due to moral dissoluteness and secularism.
During the debates, when he warns against threatening Iran, or calls the war on drugs "a total failure," or observes that "rich white people don't get the death penalty very often," he seems like a man competing in an entirely separate contest, and perhaps he is.
