Sentence examples for typical contests from inspiring English sources

The polls show it to be a tight race between Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton with several factors making it less predictable than typical contests.

But don't be fooled by the political clamor, special elections are actually pretty typical contests.

In a typical contest, bouncers will perform a series of 10 consecutive tricks, each following a bounce on the trampoline.

But Allegri will have a plan for stopping them, and Juve's back three are excellent in individual battles, creating a typical contest between Barça's South American flair up front, and Juve's rugged Italian defending.

In the past, a more typical contest was the sort between George H.W. Bush and Reagan, or Reagan's challenge to President Ford in 1976 — or the contest four years ago, that included McCain, Romney et al. They represented the modern form of eastern moderation vs. the Old Guard.

Indeed, BBC Radio 5 live summariser Danny Mills labelled a "typical contest" after the international break.

So far, Mary acknowledges, "this has been a pretty typical contest between utopians and realists" which shouldn't lead to permanent schisms in November.

Any athlete or fan knows that a typical contest involves an enormous amount of "illegal" or borderline conduct--all of which the participants fully anticipate when they sign on--so that can't be the dividing line.

Of course, below the larger cap companies, typical proxy contests cost anything from a few hundred thousand dollars to about $4 million and there's little sign of rampant inflation.

A decade ago, a typical national contest received 1,000 recipes from home cooks, Ms. Parham said; today, nearly 10 times that many enter.

Proxy access grants shareholders meeting certain ownership requirements the right to nominate directors for election to the board without going through a typical proxy contest.