Sentence examples for Had race from inspiring English sources

There was no problem until 1947 to 1948, when we had race riots, which were shocking to me".

We've had Race to the Top, and Teach for America, and charters, and vouchers, and … we're still in the midst of "fixing" education, many generations of students later.

"I could have had race horses on the land," Mr. Henderson said, "but I'm coming from a background of Trout Unlimited and conservation of species, and I've got a hunk of land that can do something good for cows.

"I was working with kids in Ely," Owen says, "an area of Cardiff that had race riots like Brixton in the early 1980s, but none of the gentrification that followed.

Landis turned round an apparently impossible situation on the final mountain stage of the race with an audacious escape over 80 miles and five Alpine passes that had race followers comparing him to the legendary Eddy Merckx.

Arguing for the state, Walter E. Dellinger acknowledged that there was evidence that the legislators had race in mind when they redrew the lines, but he said the evidence was "utterly insufficient" to prove that race was predominant or to set aside the act of a state legislature on that basis.

The drivers against whom he is so often measured – Alonso, Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Raikkonen – all had race-winning machinery beneath them within at most a few seasons of their debuts.

He had raced in California.

The two had raced 100 yards.

We had races like the Olympics.

Johnson and Greene had raced only twice previously.