Sentence examples for some contests in from inspiring English sources

The Roman Emperor Nero, for example, was allowed to enter and win some contests in the two-hundred-and-eleventh Olympiad.

In some contests, like those in Arkansas and South Dakota, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has transferred more money to help the campaigns than its candidates have been able to raise on their own.

Dorfman's Three Stock Derby differs from some stock-picking contests in that contestants need to pick three stocks, not just one.

But his relatively narrow margins in some contests — including last week against Mike Huckabee in Virginia — have rattled party leaders by accentuating his tenuous standing among conservatives.

In Havana, Satake and Maeda took part in some contests.

In some contests, time is significant only when there is equality of faults.

In some contests, particularly those where Democrats smell blood, it has been placed front and center.

Groups with which Mr. Romney has failed to attract in some contests, like very conservative voters, strong Tea Party supporters and evangelical Christians, make up a relatively small percentage of the Republican primary electorate in Massachusetts.

Groups that Mr. Romney has failed to attract in some contests, like very conservative voters, strong Tea Party supporters and evangelical Christians, make up a relatively small percentage of the Republican primary electorate in Massachusetts.

A well-disposed and trained cutting horse can manoeuvre an animal away from a herd and into a corner with little direction from a rider, or, in some contests, without a rider.

In some contests, a retiarius faced two secutores at the same time.