Sentence examples for been race from inspiring English sources
verb
To take part in a race (in the sense of a contest).
- The drivers were racing around the track.
The race that would have been Race 13 was abandoned.
But his true love seems to have been race cars.
Notwithstanding his heroically poor showing, he has been race walking since the age of 11.
Ever since carnival has been race and crime story for press.
"For me it hasn't been race or gender, face or mind, circumstance or situation".
But his true lifelong passion seems to have been race cars and the world of driving.
There have been race-related controversies.
Yes, laws disenfranchising felons may have been race-neutral in intent and in theory.
The Clares, an old Irish family, have been race-track superintendents for three generations.
"A difficulty for the BBC in this respect might be that they have continued to employ Clarkson who has proclivities for making controversial comments, some of which have been race-related," he said.
I've been racing forever.
