Sentence examples for to get to the contest from inspiring English sources

In 1993, Bosnian singer Fazla escaped Serbian fire at the Sarajevo airport to get to the contest in Ireland.

Ms. Dunn said she used the contest "as a trampoline to get to the next level".

They said the rules imposed virtually insurmountable barriers to forcing a contested election, required too much time to actually get to the contest and imposed onerous and one-sided requirements that their nominees be independent.

"We're going to get to contest that warrant here in Louisiana because of the Louisiana authorities determining to file charges here," DeGuerin said.

A United side showing six changes from Saturday's Barclays Premier League win over Arsenal had struggled to get into the contest up to that point and not long after Alan's goal, a power cut which saw some of the floodlights go out led to a break in play.

In the -100kg final, former Junior World Championship medallist Fletcher, 21, struggled to get into the contest and was forced to submit after 90 seconds as Burton applied a choke for ippon.

This year, as last, Mr. Brown will whip up the chowder and leave it to his employer, Gary Blum -- great-grandson of the first Blums and the fourth generation of Blums to head up the family business -- to get it to the contest.

The Ivorians almost replied from a dead ball, Romaric whipping in a curling shot that flew just over Enyeama's bar, but the tournament favourites went in at the break with work to do to get back into the contest.

Some of them begin to support Mr. Romney just to get the contest over with.

If Muguruza was going to get back in the contest, she had to do it then, after an hour and 18 minutes of relentless struggle.

To P.S.G.'s credit, it kept probing and trying to get back into the contest.