Sentence examples for would be contending from inspiring English sources

And one of the players he would be contending with tonight, center Ben Wallace of the Detroit Pistons, said that "we're going to beat him up pretty bad".

Speaking of Lindpere, if every player played with the intensity of the Estonian midfielder, the Red Bulls would be contending with Los Angeles for the Supporters Shield and not for a playoff spot.

Asked what he would have thought if someone had told him a 17-year-old would be contending in the Open, Hossler replied, "I would probably tell them they're nuts".

Any defense lawyer's hardest task would be contending with statements on the tape that seemed close to admissions of participation, such as when Mr. bin Laden said his "experience in this field" led him to make certain projections of the damage from the plane crashes.

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That the Rays, who have never won more than 70 games in a season and have finished in last place nine times in 10 seasons, would be contending with the defending World Series champion Red Sox is the most unexpected story of the first half.

The main burden of the ancient Latin poet Lucretius Dee rerum natura ("On the Nature of Things") is a presentation of the materialism of the Greek philosopher Democritus, and an embodiment of the worldview of medieval Roman Catholicism is the very warp and woof of Dante's Divine Comedy and such considerations (it would be contended) are relevant to these works as literature.

Without Anthony, this Knicks team would not be contending this season.

It would not be contended that it extends so far as to authorize what the constitution forbids, or a change in the character of the government, or in that of one of the states, or a cession of any portion of the territory of the latter, without its consent.

The Trail Blazers saw how impossible it would be to contend in the Western Conference and decided to look ahead to the future rather than doing anything stupid.

The Justice Department, the company said, "would be wrong in contending that S.& P. ratings were motivated by commercial considerations and not issued in good faith".