Sentence examples for so a contest from inspiring English sources
And so a contest was held.
The state's electorate leans right; so in a contest between an anonymous Republican and an anonymous Democrat, the former will invariably win.
"If we can get that early goal the tie should be over as a contest, so we'll aim to be on the front foot from the start".
The Man Booker is not so much a contest of literary merit as a test of indestructibility, the sort meted out to running shoes, Land Rovers and toys for small boys.
Not so much a contest, the election on October 28th turned into the coronation of "Queen Cristina", dubbed thus because of her regal manner (see article).There were both good and bad reasons for her victory.
In so close a contest the betting in Wall Street and Chicago would almost inevitably be against Mr Wilson, and Wall Street is overwhelmingly on the side of the Republican candidate.
So enter a contest and see if you win!
Strict laws in Missouri, for example, mean that Walgreens will not expand its chronic-disease services in that state.Even so, a healthy contest is heating up.
The Clippers came in fourth place (maybe the first time the team has finished so high in a contest of any sort).
With so much at stake, in a contest between two men once so closely allied, now so starkly opposed, Americans made up their minds by reading the newspapers, which numbered more than two hundred and fifty.
