Sentence examples for there will be contests from inspiring English sources

There will be contests soon in Barnsley Central, after the former Labour MP Eric Illsley was convicted of expenses fraud, and probably Leicester South where the Labour MP may become the city's mayor.

Mr. Bush basked in his victory by staying home in Austin, Tex., as he prepared for stops today in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming, where there will be contests on Friday.

Between now and the 2002 election, there will be contests for the United States Senate, for president and for mayor of New York City, yet the talk among the state's Democratic political strategists is of the race for governor, and in particular, of a McCall-Cuomo primary.

Of course, there will be contests over the sharing of the benefits of production; and so we have the right to strike and to argue all night, when necessary, in collective bargaining sessions.

After campaigning in Louisiana this week, all four candidates, including Representative Ron Paul, departed with their eyes on future contests, so there will be no candidate visits to polling sites or election-night parties in the state.

Both parties had raised record sums through June 30 for House contests, and the fast pace of fund-raising means there will be many contests in which the amount spent will swell into seven figures, numbers seen more often in Senate contests.

There will be bidding contests.

There will be eating contests (registration required) and food for sale.

There will be pickling contests, tastings (from 15 companies), music, games for children and a variety of food vendors.

"As usual there will be panels, contests, tournaments, events and a soon-to-be-announced show-of-some-sort for our Saturday night bash".

And while Mr. Kerry and Mr. Edwards turned their attention to March 2, when there will be 10 contests, Dr. Dean prepared to head back to his home in Burlington to determine where to take his campaign from here.