Sentence examples for the contests that from inspiring English sources

Numbers also had perished of famine in the interior owing to the contests that were carried on.

In 2006, 2008 and 2010, one party swept almost all the contests that would have been considered highly competitive at this point in the cycle.

The races are listed in order of the contests that look strongest for Democrats to those where Republican chances are strongest.

On Dec. 12 we may find ourselves in a position that calls for our involvement should there be no finality to the contests that are still pending.

Not for this fan of Frost and Plath who edits her school's literary magazine when she's not busy cooking up experiments for the contests that dot the calendars of teenage scientists.

The conventional wisdom is that a candidate must do well enough in the contests that take place in January — starting with Iowa and New Hampshire — to roll into Feb. 5 with enough force to sweep the table.

It was the contest that defined a Premier League era.

The contest that followed was noteworthy for several reasons.

Here are two recent blogs about the contest that are well worth reading.

So what could she bring to the contest that would make a real difference to it?

That's evidenced in low-budget broadcasts of the contest that lack the scripted glean of commercial television.