Sentence examples for the contests to from inspiring English sources
They argue that Mr. Romney has won more than 50 percent of the delegates in the contests to date.
And there were early reports there of the heavy voting that has characterized almost all of the contests to date.
While early polls show both women trailing their Democratic opponents — Ms. Whitman faces Jerry Brown, the attorney general and former governor, and Ms. Fiorina will run against the incumbent Barbara Boxer — analysts expect the contests to tighten.
The 2012 presidential race is the first to fall under new rules from the Republican National Committee, which had intended the contests to start in February, a month later than in 2008.
The plan does not change the traditional opening roles of Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada, but it pushes their primaries and caucuses away from the holiday season by not allowing the contests to begin until Feb. 1, 2012.
It continued into 2005, when Eliot Spitzer, the New York state attorney general, intervened at the behest of six city council members and found the contests to be in violation of the state's "combative sports" statute.
He won the "Bob Shrum primary"—the contest to hire a well-known consultant who advised Al Gore.
Peak won the contest to loud applause.
Most voters say they want the contest to end.
Ronaldo would bend the contest to his will.
The contest to be the best bourse in eastern Europe is simply too intense.
