| The historic three-cornered contest took place in an atmosphere charged with tension and excitement, both in and out of the Congress hall. |
| Some feel that a different type of personality could have captured this neglected demographic in what has become a three-cornered fight. |
| At his fancy-dress party, Armstrong, already huge, augments his volume with tails, a heavy cloak with a triple tippet, and a three-cornered hat. |
| They all wore their full-dress diplomatic uniforms with the characteristic three-cornered plumed hats. |
| I think accepting the short-term pain of a few three-cornered contests is a lesser evil than the present situation. |
| Expect the issue to run and run in three-cornered rural contests, and in the Legislative Council contest. |
