Sentence examples for standing contest from inspiring English sources
The phrase "standing contest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a competition or challenge where participants must remain in a standing position for as long as possible. Example: "The children had a standing contest to see who could stay on their feet the longest without sitting down."
Sony and Spike TV sponsored a Last Titan Standing contest, in which fans over 21 could win a chance to play God of War III before its mainstream release.
The state argued that Aguilar lacked standing to contest the constitutionality of the statute.
It is unlikely that anyone would be found to have standing to contest the appointment.
VIKINGS' BATTLE OF ATTRITION As Coach Brad Childress and the Vikings near the halfway point of the season, the quarterback experiment has given way to a last-man-standing contest.
Scottish transport minister Keith Brown and Youth Employment Secretary Angela Constance are also standing in the contest, sparked by Alex Salmond's decision to stand down as first minister and SNP leader, in the wake of the vote against Scottish independence.
MSPs Sarah Boyack and Neil Findlay are also standing in the contest to replace Johann Lamont, who quit saying that the Westminster party treated Scottish Labour like a "branch office".
The winner will be the last man standing after a contest that formally began with Iowa's caucuses last January, and continued through a four-month primary season and the late summer party nominating conventions.
Which leaves just two men standing in the contest to attach their name to an era – those two men delivered to this world in the same maternity hospital, 39 months apart.
He is one of three candidates standing in the contest to replace Johann Lamont, who quit as leader of the Scottish Labour Party last month.
With five females standing in two contests, there are 16 possible combinations of leader and deputy leader that involve at least one woman.
"We fought forcefully against these 381 requests and were told by a lower court that as an online service provider we didn't even have the legal standing to contest the warrants," Facebook's Deputy General Counsel Chris Sonderby wrote in the company's June announcement of the case.
