Sentence examples for take this contest from inspiring English sources

"I still think English will succeed but it has been 10 years since the Nats chose a new leader so the fact there are other names in the mix could be a sign they are taking it seriously, and declaring as a democratic government we don't want to take this contest for granted.

UPDATE – I think J Rob takes this contest.

But it will ultimately be Hunt's undeniable and devastating knockout power that proves the difference, as the "Super Samoan" takes this contest, and the interim belt, via second round KO.

Although most Yemenis do not take this particular contest seriously, they do seem keen on the idea of direct presidential elections though with the recently amended constitution allowing Mr Saleh two five-year terms under the new system, nobody is expecting a real race before 2009.For the moment, the opposition has no heart in competing.

And to take this most odd contest into a third set.

Touré's agent, Saif Rubie, said: "Kolo is disappointed that the club have decided to take this stance and he will contest any planned action against him.

Touré's agent, Saif Rubie, said: "Kolo is disappointed the club have decided to take this stance and he will contest any planned action against him".

On Monday, Pujols came out ready to take the contest to Nick Blackburn, the Twins' starter.

But, unfortunately for me, the two hours couldn't take the contest out of the realm of the personal.

On the contrary, each appears to be taking on the characteristics of a chronic condition.Take the contest over energy resources.

Watson got closer to Radwanska in the second but could not seriously threaten to take the contest to a decider.