Sentence examples for will be contests from inspiring English sources

There will be contests soon in Barnsley Central, after the former Labour MP Eric Illsley was convicted of expenses fraud, and probably Leicester South where the Labour MP may become the city's mayor.

Mr. Bush basked in his victory by staying home in Austin, Tex., as he prepared for stops today in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming, where there will be contests on Friday.

The result will be contests in target regions such as Central Asia (where rival gas pipelines are being built), the deep-sea oilfields of Asia and the Arctic and on the Himalayan plateau.In 2009 fear of food shortages caused trouble throughout Africa.

Between now and the 2002 election, there will be contests for the United States Senate, for president and for mayor of New York City, yet the talk among the state's Democratic political strategists is of the race for governor, and in particular, of a McCall-Cuomo primary.

Of course, there will be contests over the sharing of the benefits of production; and so we have the right to strike and to argue all night, when necessary, in collective bargaining sessions.

So we will be contesting that part".

In a statement the DWP said: "We will be contesting these cases vigorously.

Georganas will be contesting Hindmarsh again in 2016, and Labor would be hoping to regain the seat.

Owens will be contesting the starting spot at hooker with Matthew Rees, who was diagnosed with cancer earlier in the season and spent four months having treatment.

While their Northern Hemisphere counterparts are in training camps and playing warm-up matches before rugby's global showpiece starts in September, the southerners will be contesting the Bledisloe Cup (matches played between New Zealand and Australia) and a shortened Tri-Nations series.

Even Aung San Suu Kyi, who will be contesting the election, a Nobel peace-prize winner who campaigns relentlessly for human rights, has been loath to stand up for the Rohingya.