Sentence examples for with contests from inspiring English sources

At stake were 281 delegates, the second biggest pool among states with contests yesterday.

And the town of Princeton has already celebrated with contests for pie-eating, pie-throwing, and pi-reciting.

And with contests in several distinct regions of the country, there will be no shortage of opportunities to claim victory.

"Here was something that had nothing to do with contests between two competing ideologies: communism and capitalism," Secretary Powell said.

You can't get more Finnish than saunas and cellphones — and both are being celebrated with contests this August.

Here was something that had nothing to do with contests between two competing ideologies: Communism and capitalism.

Taking a page from China, the United States is now scouring high schools for hackers, identifying recruits with contests that aim to get students excited about cyberdefense.

The standard of top women's tennis is excellent, with contests often more entertaining than the monotonous power tennis of the men.

As is often the case with contests like this one (think "American Idol"?), it's the runner-up who wins the fame game.

The Noughties have been a momentous decade for sport, with contests that will live long in the memory, tears and triumph, heroes and villains.

On top of that, Morgan grew up reading the Bible every day, and he threads his work with contests of faith.