Sentence examples for time contest from inspiring English sources

Boats ranging between 50 and 80 feet are dominating the corrected time contest.

But this year, for the first time, contest voting is now online giving anyone on the internet a chance to peep at the sculptures and help select a winner.

Again, he was directing his remarks at Mr. Bush, this time contesting the belief that America's military had overextended itself through far-flung peacekeeping missions.

Ben Forster, the winner of the UK's prime-time contest show Superstar, was to play the son of God.

This haircut is not going to help my chances, however, in next year's hotly anticipated "Hotties of the Times" contest sponsored by Gawker.com.

In 2005, a "Best Games of All-Time" contest at GameFAQs placed GoldenEye 007 at seventh, and in a list made by IGN in 2005, the game was ranked 29th, while the Reader's Choice placed it at seventh.

CNN Senior White House Correspondent Jeff Zeleny even tweeted that the "White House is setting up (the) Supreme Court announcement as a prime-time contest" by creating "@JusticeGorsuch and @JusticeHardiman identical Twitter pages".

CNN opened the prime-time contest with a Michael Bay-esque graphics package that featured a movie-trailer-style announcer proclaiming that the presidential race was taking a "critical turn, with terror fears front and center" and clips of Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla)., Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and angry clown Donald Trump talking about terrorism -- all over action-movie music.

One of his most memorable Journal pieces concerned a Chicago Sun-Times contest to select a successor to advice columnist Ann Landers.

There is, clearly, a universal appeal in these timed contests between supremely skilled artisans who chop flesh and fruit with speed and ferocity, and with very big knives.

At LG’s annual contest in New York City, texters are treated like athletes, pitted against each other in timed contests and awarded lavish cash prizes in front of screaming fans.