Sentence examples for strange contest from inspiring English sources

Mr. Green's appearance signaled a turn in this strange contest, as this invisible campaign becomes more visible.

He seems to daily reinvent himself in some new guise, undermining his credibility and slowly shriveling in the spotlight of this strange contest.

Sir Alex Ferguson acknowledged it was a "strange" contest given United's two goalkeepers, Anders Lindegaard and Ben Amos, were both called on to make a series of excellent stops, proving they are not going to let David de Gea cement the job of Edwin van der Sar's replacement without some significant competition.

As we've seen a couple of times already in this strange contest.

The state recently passed a law prohibiting people from voting in primary elections for two different parties, and the Moore-Strange contest was the first time it had been in effect.

Together with Jeremy Rifkin, president of the Foundation on Economic Trends in Washington, D.C., Newman is embroiled in a strange legal contest with the government that entered a new phase this week as the duo announced that--to their delight--the Patent and Trademark Office PTOO) had turned down their patent application.

But get a real piece of junk shipped through snail mail and glory awaits at the Ripley's Believe It Or Not annual Strange Mail Contest.

But in this strange and dystopian contest, Clinton retains a distinct advantage.

As their husbands search for vice-presidential candidates, Michelle Obama and Cindy McCain are readying themselves for the strange supporting-role approval contest that comes with being America's First Lady.

In Friday's episode of "The Tonight Show" Fallon and his guest, Glenn Close, faced off in the ultimate test of willpower: an eating contest with strange utensils.

The strangest past of the contest is that anyone who beats him gets a copy on Chess by Reuben Fine.