Sentence examples for the contest changed from inspiring English sources

After the section had gone to press, terms of the contest changed.

However, the complexion of the contest changed completely when Sinclair scored his quick-fire double.

In a high-tempo opening half hour, the teams looked as evenly matched as the first-leg 3-3 suggested suggested but the nature of the contest changed when Dutch centre-half Van Dijk was shown two yellow cards for two challenges, the first of which looked soft.

What looked like being an even contest changed when Ayew was dismissed for fouling Jonathan Hogg near the halfway line.

Now the rules of the contest have changed.

Without Johnson and with Gove, however, the whole complexion of the contest has changed.

It was now a one-set shootout and the complexion of the contest had changed dramatically.

The tenor of the contest had changed so much from the previous series that Clarke wanted to ram home the point that England were now on Australia's manor, and were playing by their rules.

We talked about how the contest has changed over the years and commented on (while also scoring) the different acts and comparing opinions, as well as debating whether the Ukrainian/Russian conflict would affect the votes.

In tone and substance, the two debates -- a punchy and fast-flowing 30-minute appearance moderated by Gabe Pressman on WNBC, followed by a 60-minute session on WABC -- were the latest evidence of how quickly and dramatically the tenor of the contest had changed.

She does, however, think that the judging criteria of the contest should change somewhat.