The phrase "away race" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when or how this phrase could be used without additional context, as it does not form a recognizable expression.
Example: "The away race was challenging for the team."
Alternatives: "away game" or "distant competition".
But there's also, as Mr. Little says, the stain that won't go away: race.
The Armitage Gone! company of ten dancers was augmented for "Rave" by sixteen dancers from the Alvin Ailey School, and each was painted head to toe in a bright color — Armitage's way of taking away race as an identifying factor.
That's the way it is for a lot of people at the place they call Philly Park, a concrete box of a racetrack just north of the city, where mostly cheap horses grind away race after race.
He has been away racing most of the year, and his apartment near Lake Geneva felt desolate to him.
Trailed by the watcher in his van, I pressed ahead like the cyclist in the film "Breaking Away," racing a truck.
The stewards do a really good job - and they don't want to take away racing.
I got injured in January, when I started to get fit again we were doing different sessions, and then he was away racing and training.
We stop dead in the air a few feet from the layered canyon wall and then, with possessed shifts of mind and body, rise up and tilt away, racing the sun setting in the west.
Christie struggled at the season's two opening World Cups, battling mumps before suffering the loss of her grandmother while away racing in Asia, both of which affected her form.
For although Rubel and Shumon were born here, they grew up far away, racing camels on the sands of the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Caterham driver Kamui Kobayashi: "The last of the four early-season fly-away races is Shanghai, a track I've always had good support on and one that's a really good challenge technically.
