Sentence examples for Make a race from inspiring English sources

The City subway seems destined to make a race of hardy pedestrians out of us yet.

"Maryellen's a good candidate, with the money to still make a race of it.

At some point, the party will have to do better to make a race out of 2012.

The strike has been going… The City subway seems destined to make a race of hardy pedestrians out of us yet.

And, for one night anyway, a media eager to make a race of it was willing to go along with him.

Still, both vessels were en route to the Mediterranean after a winter in the Caribbean, so it was decided to make a race of it.

God's Own, twice a Grade One winner in the spring, made a fair return to action in second place, while Vibrato Valtat was third, tiring after seeming to make a race-winning charge to the front at the second-last.

Uncle Mo's owner, Mike Repole, paid the $25,000 entry fee for the colt's spot in the starting gate but said he would make a race-day decision about whether to let him break from the No. 18 hole in the Derby.

You could make a racing mix consisting of breakfast cereal and oats.

There is something gratuitous about Around Alone, which makes a race out of a survival contest.

For a brief, shining moment, the Italians made a race of it.