Sentence examples for cash race from inspiring English sources

As you can see, it appears President Obama is currently winning the cash race, with around $307 million, compared to candidates Mitt Romney with $157 million, and Ron Paul with $41 million.

In the past, horses could earn their way in via turf races, or sprint races, and fillies could accumulate cash in races restricted to their gender.

Democrats counter that Clinton is caught up in a campaign cash arms race that the GOP has escalated.

All of which gives young drivers something to shoot for beyond the cheap thrills and small cash available racing on the street.

If the new funding system can indeed capture offshore betting in addition to traditional cash bets, racing's income from betting could increase by tens of millions of pounds each year.

The most expensive election in American history drew to a close this week with a price tag estimated at more than $6 billion, propelled by legal and regulatory decisions that allowed wealthy donors to pour record amounts of cash into races around the country.

Ex- Enron Chief Executive Kenneth Lay Kenneth Lay is a prime example of a CEO in a cash crunch racing to sell off his assets.

While it is likely that much of the business money coming into the elections is funneled through dark money sources such as the U.S. Chamber, which so far has spent at least $35 million in corporate cash on races nationwide, the analysis found that business corporations remain the second largest source of Super PAC money, accounting for 12percentt of all Super PAC funds.

Ann-Margret also appeared in Viva Las Vegas (1964), a hugely popular Presley musical; the singer played a cash-strapped race-car driver who takes a job in a casino to earn money.

As of this week, the National Republican Congressional Committee has invested $1.2 million, one-fifth of its cash, on the race.

The votes may come from New York, but a lot of cash for the race may lie in places like Denver, Cincinnati and Dearborn, Mich.