Sentence examples for the contest comes from inspiring English sources
The contest comes down, however, to B versus F — two inanimate objects made memorably active.
If the contest comes down to geography alone, this could count against her.
Once the certification is done, isn't that when the contest comes in?
Like a sporting event, the contest comes with buzzers, a scoreboard and a pair of peppy play-by-play announcers.
Now, as the contest comes to a close, attention has turned almost exclusively to the perceived front-runners.
The contest comes down to a philosophical debate about the purpose of entertainment: Is it about conveying empathy or holding back the darkness?
After a tame first half edged by the Bulldogs, the contest came alive.
The contest came to prominence in the early 1950s through the Girls Rodeo Association (later renamed the Women's Professional Rodeo Association).
The decision to enter the contest came after positive responses to the ad, which ran in The New York Times.
Four minutes into the contest came the first fight, met by wild cheering and foot stomping by the capacity crowd of 2,200.
The idea for the contest came to her after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, she said, when shell-shocked New Yorkers sought refuge in outlying towns.
