Sentence examples for to take in the contest from inspiring English sources

We also expect a strong crowd on site at the ATP to take in the contest and enjoy a great slate of speakers and terrific day of networking.

Poland, which debuted in Eurovision in 1994, issued a statement saying: "After a very careful analysis we made the difficult decision not to take part in the contest in Malmo".

McDaniel and many of his supporters are incensed that Cochran achieved his victory in part by winning votes from Democrats, who were able to take part in the contest because of the state's open primary law.

Corbyn, whose uncompromising anti-austerity stance seems to be particularly inspiring to the tens of thousands recently joined Labour members and to trade unionists signing up as affiliates to take part in the contest, also came under attack from the Labour MP John Mann over his record on child abuse allegations.

Now that Microsoft has resumed its amorous pursuit of Yahoo — ostensibly seeking less than a full takeover deal this time — it could be a good time to review some of the steps taken in the contest and our thinking throughout: 1.

June 14: The Summer Reading Contest Begins If you haven't invited — or assigned — your students to take part in the contest, please do.

Orozco will now not be able to take part in the contest after being stopped on Saturday night by Julian Aristule in a bout for the IBF latino title.

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Almost 2,000 people from 122 countries submitted more than 20,000 original artworks, he said, to earn a chance to take part in the contest.

She had also attempted to take part in the contest on several other years, either failing to win against other artists or having deals not materialize.

But with Concacaf qualifying for the 2018 World Cup looming in the near future, both sides had plenty of reason to take the contest in Carson, California, seriously.