Sentence examples for who contested from inspiring English sources

And in another decisive contest, Bubba Watson and Louis Oosthuizen - who contested a play-off for the 2012 Masters - were all square after 16.

Of those who contested the vote?

A lawyer was found who contested the charges.

"I was absolutely dismayed by the referee's performance," said Stoke's manager, who contested both Whelan's bookings.

Other political parties who contested the election for president and legislature have recognised the results.

Todd Hembree, who contested the license, argues that same-sex marriages violate tribal law.

One director who contested Takemitsu's independence was, not surprisingly, Akira Kurosawa, who demanded Mahlerian sonorities for his 1985 epic "Ran".

Andrei Sannikov, a former diplomat who contested Mr Lukashenka, is facing the most serious charge: organising public disorder.

Judge Dear recently dismissed a suit brought by American Express against a woman who contested the amount being demanded.

Defendants who contested the charges against them at trial risked significant jail time with no hope that a judge could order treatment as an alternative.

But the 55 runners who contested the Dragon's Back in 1992 either knew or, if they didn't, found out soon enough.