Sentence examples for with contests of from inspiring English sources

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

"Very frankly, none of this brought any sense of embarrassment to me because I felt then, and feel now, there is absolutely nothing wrong with contests of skill, either between human athletes or equine athletes.

Between panel discussions like "Learning to Lead," "Banking Tips for Students," and "How Many Lawyers Does It Take?" they competed in events to identify cuts of meat and species of plants, along with contests of extemporaneous speaking and presenting business marketing plans.

Disclosure of the bribe allegations comes at a delicate moment in football politics, with contests for the presidencies of both Uefa and Fifa due next year.

What we can know already is that this election will share a depressing feature with the contests of the past 40 years: that America will plunge again into the never-ending culture wars.

While a list of the best men's college basketball games in any given year could be populated solely by games that come down to the final play, 2011 was stocked with classic contests of all stripes.

87-0728, with contest index of 200 and 002 planes in standard lithium carbonate.

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

Critics have long accused TV talent contests of dealing with unsuccessful contestants in an unnecessarily cruel manner.

I knew Republicans with whom the contest of ideas was a challenge enjoyed on both sides.

What happens after this… will be no more than a dead parade with banners, a contest of corpses.