Sentence examples for the contest around from inspiring English sources

His counterpart Tom Watson insisted that his team could turn the contest around quickly.

Ferrer turned the contest around by drawing Roddick into longer rallies.

The Glory fell behind to Aivi Luik's strike midway through the second half, but Kerr scored twice within seven minutes to turn the contest around.

In his 2013 conference speech he framed the contest around the "cost of living crisis", calling on the electorate to ask whether they felt better off and to vote accordingly.

The Saints turned the contest around in the second half and MacLean's two close-range strikes ended a poor start to the season with an exit the Europa League and failure to find a win in their first four league matches.

Andy Goode kicked the extras but two converted tries in quick succession turned the contest around.

"I've lived with this number two thing for so many years, it would be wonderful if someone official from the contest turned around and said: 'Cliff, you won that darn thing after all,'" he told the Guardian.

Nasa offered a $15,000 prize for the top submitter in the contest, and with around 600 entrants, it emerged with two new methods to track inter-cranial pressure from other, non-invasive measurements.

"By the time the dunk contest comes around, my legs are as beat as anything".

Started in 1998 by the fiddler Jana Jae, who has played with Chet Atkins, Roy Clark and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, the contest draws around 3,000 people a day to witness roughly 100 fiddlers competing for the grand prize of $1,000.

The writers can then opt in to the contests and, if the ad the writer creates outperforms the ad's prior iteration, they get paid based on the price set by the contest, usually around $25 per contest.