Sentence examples for started to contest from inspiring English sources

England were back in a game that they had barely started to contest.

When it came time for the sprint Agostinho, thinking it would be a show sprint that his teammate Frey wouldn't Contest, started to wind it out.

The contest started to matter more, even though we all cared less.

This relatively benign expression of Euroscepticism started to turn toxic as the contest expanded in the late 1990s and the UK, along other well-established nations, started to fare poorly.

This contest was started to encourage open source and freeware developers to use the Open C environment from Nokia.

The social networks they grew up with made it so easy to share anything with large groups that to GenT, they have started to feel more like popularity contests than communication utilities.

He will probably start to win contests he wouldn't necessarily have won earlier in the primary season, but all the talk about Romney not being able to close the deal may be real.

Slowly, entertainment was starting to leak into this contest.

Democrats had the edge, but Republicans were starting to win some statewide contests.

Eight years ago I lined up with Canada on the start line in Athens to contest the men's four final against the soon to be knighted Matt Pinsent and his team-mates.

The Miami defense was taking on a Keystone Kops quality, and Obama, who had lost hope on a Bears contest, was starting to lose interest in the Dolphins.