Sentence examples for a bit of race from inspiring English sources

"We will do some competitive sessions with them; it's good to get a bit of race feeling into you this early in the winter," Hounslow, 30, told BBC Sport.

Just as Obama needed an "anger translator," his comments on race needs a bit of "race translation," because of Obama's indirectness.

Hours later, a bit of racing history transpired: Secretariat recorded one of the most dominant performances in sports, winning the Belmont Stakes and capturing racing's first Triple Crown since 1948.

They also witnessed a bit of racing history as the trainer Wally Dollase, who won the Travers in 1997 with Deputy Commander, became the second trainer to win the Travers with a sire and a son of that sire.

Here you can find route summaries, stage maps, a bit of the race's history, along with the weather for that stage, news, team info, and race standings daily.

And there's a bit of a race underway to see who will get how far and when.

It took a bit of the race but it didn't take any of American Pharoah.

His biological mother, he said later, "was always a bit of a race realist on this point.

There is a bit of a race to get there first and make it difficult for Apple to win market share in that area".

It seems there's a bit of a race to serve up the sorts of deluxe developments that are to these footloose speculators' taste, with two of the capital's largest vying for their favour.

Such battles break out because, as low-cost airlines look to what they all assume will be a growth market, "there's a bit of a race to gain critical mass," he said.