Sentence examples similar to start contest from inspiring English sources

Manchester City made an unconvincing start, contesting two replays against lower league opposition in the third and fourth rounds but gained momentum and kept three consecutive clean sheets en route to the final.

Referee Steve Walsh, though, readily punished both sides' indiscipline, which contributed towards making it a stop-start contest, but Wales were good value for their lead.

The in-demand Mooy was relatively slow off the blocks in this stop-start contest but simply couldn't stay out of the action, while Uruguayan striker Fornaroli ensured his league-high goal record bulged to nine.

No, I'm not bothered we didn't score one," Robinson said, pointing out that Romania's high penalty count had contributed to a stop-start contest that made it hard for both sides to find much rhythm.

The nation gave its heart to the spunky Barbara Mikulski and wept when John Edwards beat her in a fire-starting contest to win the final challenge.

But as he had done on several occasions in the stop-start contest.

He got both dismissed, so he started contesting all his tickets and frequently won.

Why not start a contest among the schoolchildren the fellows work with to come up with a substitute?

The rain relented temporarily to allow William Porterfield's team to start a contest already reduced to 12 overs per side.

So, without further ado let's start this contest.

Starting in April, Blizzard will start a contest where players will compete for a grad prize of $75,000.