Collocations withcontest

Making the record of the most home runs in annual contest and most home runs in a single round.

A pentathlon is an athletic contest of five events.

Interest in elections is greatest when there is a close contest.

Many events were planned, such as: guest speaking panels, gaming tournaments, live music, pro-wrestling and a costume contest.

The segment was a dance contest featuring three different groups of artists.

He then introduces us to some weird mascots who should never compete in a slam dunk contest.

Loki lost the eating contest to fire (v. 14).

About 60 other parties also joined the electoral contest, both within and outside the major contending alliances.

In 1885, a project for classes and public lectures was finally implemented, and the scientific essay contest was initiated and became popular.

The franchise then held a naming contest to publicize the team, promising a $1,000 war bond to the winner.

It sponsors a number of activities including field trips, a spring wildflower workshop, and a wildflower photo contest.

The fourteenth-century depicts a group of craftsmen who held a poetry contest in emulation of those of the nobility.

An alternative perspective of a popularity contest, suggesting that voters' preferences are largely unconnected to their political opinions, and generally idiosyncratic in nature, also fails to fit the evidence.

We find that people who are among the losers of the presidential contest show lower levels of trust.

In the tavern he finds that some locals are having a singing contest.

After all, it is, moreover, a sporting contest, and of all things that is the kind that should be left to individualism and private enterprise.

To set up a recent sociological theory against the strength of such an inert mass is truly to set up an unequal contest.

The writing contest includes both students from the elementary and secondary level.