The phrase "a complete race" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the entirety or wholeness of a particular race, whether in terms of competition, species, or cultural identity.
Example: "The marathon was not just a competition; it was a celebration of a complete race coming together to showcase their endurance and spirit."
Alternatives: "an entire race" or "a whole race".
"They're as good a crew as I have ever coached -- they rowed a complete race," said Cal's Steve Gladstone, who has coached nine I.R.A. national champions, four with the Golden Bears and five as the head coach at Brown from 1981 through 1994.
While Hursey is one of his daughter's biggest fans, he jokingly admitted he has a hard time watching a complete race, and often has a bad habit of leaving the room and hiding somewhere in the house for a bit.
Organisers planned a re-start over four laps but it was declared a completed race after continued rain.
Just as a millennia of human migrations and conquests have made any talk of a "pure race" complete and utter porkshit, the notion of a "pure culture," free from mixture with other cultures, is also fantasy.
I like arcade mode, where you can just grab a fast car and race, but you get a more complete racing career experience in simulation mode.
We investigated different aspects of template-switch-based 5′ RACE, and we describe the different steps leading to the in-house development of a complete 5′ RACE system from oligonucleotide design to polymerase chain reaction (PCR) amplification.
The new rules have greatly reduced the drag produced by the cars, so they can complete races with a new mandatory fuel restriction of no more than 100kg.
"It's a risk you run in every race," said Armitstead. "It was a complete accident, a racing incident, nothing could have prevented it, perhaps apart from me not celebrating.
There are multiple versions of this, but the best one is "No Drunk Driving," in which you have to finish a beer and complete a race, but you can't do both simultaneously.
There are multiple versions of this, but the best one is "No Drink Driving", in which you have to finish a beer and complete a race, but you can't do both simultaneously.
Although in absence of a complete overview of Xoo race prevalence in Africa, we anticipated that Xa4, xa5 and Xa7 could provide resistance against strains of Xoo in Burkina-Faso, CandrouNiger Niger.
