Sentence examples for top contests from inspiring English sources

The Mollohan race was one of the top contests Tuesday in primaries in Georgia, Nebraska and West Virginia.

And one of his charges, Telescope, who missed the Derby after a disappointing training gallop, is now back in the reckoning for top contests later in the year after a thoroughly satisfactory comeback in a minor contest at Leicester.

Both Michelle Nunn, Mr Perdue's defeated opponent, and Jason Carter, a gubernatorial candidate (and a grandson of former president Jimmy Carter), presided over gatherings that were heavy with disappointment and fatigue.Fears that Libertarian candidates in the two top contests would force runoffs proved unfounded.

We've chosen routes to some of the top contests (the Orange Bowl in Miami, the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, the Fiesta Bowl in Glendale, the Cotton Bowl in Arlington) and the big prize: the national championship, to be played in Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena on January 7. (The actual Rose Bowl game, featuring the winners of the Pac-10 and Big Ten conferences, is New Year's Day).

To reform: New York's education system, thanks to seven hundred million dollars from the Race to the Top contest.

Mr. Patel was back at the White House on Wednesday for the announcement of an interfaith service "challenge" for college campuses, a kind of "Race to the Top" contest that the Obama administration started for public schools nationwide.

The Race to the Top contest, in which Mr. Perry refused to participate, encourages states to lift caps on charter schools — that is, to offer "choice," a goal that Mr. Perry said, during his answer to the question, he supported.

The Race to the Top contest, in which Mr. Perry refused to participate, encourages states to lift caps on charter schools — that is, to offer "choice," a goal Mr. Perry said during his answer to the question that he supported.

Two new polls show Donald Trump with a commanding lead ahead of Florida's primary, but a close race in Tuesday's other top contest, in Ohio.

This type of racing consists of a series of acceleration, or top speed, contests, each between two racers, on a straight, smooth-surfaced course that is one-quarter mile long.

So they would eliminate employee recognition awards, as well as public rankings of top performers, contests among departments or individuals, merit raises from a small pool -- anything in which the winners are few and everyone else is pronounced a loser.