Sentence examples for turning contest from inspiring English sources

Motel 6 is following airlines, cruise lines and motor clubs by turning contest winners into social-media reps.

While there are still crowded races in which many Democratic candidates have qualified for the maximum in matching funds, which is generally $75,350, in several districts the combination of petition challenges and the lack of money is effectively turning contests of multitudes into contests of the few.

Contest participants can then access and engage with the same contest from multiple locations around the web, effectively making it a way to turn contests into essentially portable apps.

He narrated the improbable years, the impossible heroics, turned contests into conversations.

Conservative protestors in Russia circulated a petition for the singer's removal, complaining that she risked turning the contest into "a hotbed of sodomy".

A Northrop executive described the terms as a "lowest-common-denominator approach designed to favour a less capable, smaller aircraft by turning the contest into a cost shoot-out".

"Our thesis [is]," he says, "that the fence around the building tools is what we saw … You, in your turn, contest that, right?" "Yes I do.

Andrés Iniesta can turn a contest in an instant, and Villa can score at any moment.

The Bucks turned the contest into a half-court game, and the Nets willfully followed.

The roughly 50-50 splin in Congress raises the stakes and turns every contest into Antietam.

But Mr. Levy, known as a zealous cost-cutter, has turned that contest on its head.