Sentence examples for a suitable race from inspiring English sources

"This day will never come again in the history of the world," he said as he smoked outside the parlor, flipping through his program to find a suitable race.

According to the original terms of the donation, the winner would hold the trophy for a year and would be required to offer it as a prize the next year in a suitable stakes race offered by a reputable racing association.

Saarland disliked the deep Gulfstream Park surface earlier this winter, putting him behind schedule, and then McGaughey could not find a suitable backup race.

"He's in good form and there's no other suitable race until Ascot [on 20 October].

8) Invest in suitable race attire When it comes to triathlons, the finish line isn't your only friend; a decent pair of tight-fitting Lycra tri shorts can make the race a good deal less painful for your thighs (chafing is particular unpleasant mid-race, believe me).

I assume they must by now be working on the perennial challenge facing every sports star at retirement: how do they come up with a suitable post-race career that will secure Bolt's legacy?

In 1883, he coined the word "eugenics", and advocated strategies for improving human stock to give "the more suitable races or strains of blood" a better chance of success.

He intended it to denote the "science" of improving the human stock by giving "the more suitable races or strains of blood a better chance of prevailing speedily over the less suitable.O He believed that heredity governed not only physical features but also talent and character.

A good trainer selects a jockey who suits the horse and, perhaps more important, enters the horse in suitable races.

The reason he has not run has been because there have been no suitable races, but he has had three racecourse gallops," reported George.

Once you've done the training and feel that you're ready to begin racing, look around for suitable races to enter.