Sentence examples for the contests here from inspiring English sources

The contests here this week, coming at a turning point of the season, a time when viable competitors must establish their identities, obviously meant more.

For several reasons, the contests here between Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush of Texas are being fiercely fought and are ranked as tossups right now.

Democrats say the chief concern they have in the region is protecting the seat held by Senator Patty Murray of Washington, who is facing Representative George R. Nethercutt Jr. Republicans acknowledge that the contests here and in Alaska and Oklahoma are likely to be competitive.

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The contest here in its disorder and bitterness is rivalled only by the recent Republican "circus" in Chicago.

The contest here is close, according to the polls, but not so close as in some other states.

"The contest here [in Baltimore] in its disorder and bitterness is rivaled only by the recent Republican 'circus' in Chicago," the paper said.

OHIO The nation's economic woes seep through the contest here, which pits Gov. Ted Strickland, a Democrat, against John R. Kasich, a Republican and former congressman.

But the contest here turned especially ugly in the last few days as several of his rivals attacked Mr. Romney's stewardship of an investment firm he founded.

And with a large share of the voters saying they remain open to changing their minds, the contest here is lurching to an unpredictable close.

Mr. McCain is also committing significant resources to the contest here and, much to Mr. Bradley's frustration, seems to be dominating the chase after independents.