Sentence examples for cold race from inspiring English sources

A. Levi, Finland, is always a very cold race.

"Hot / Cold Race Trends: Runners who made their last start at Golden Gate, running on the turf here, they're 0 for 20 at the Meet (with only one third).

On Vandam Street, in the cold, racing to get a coffee, his sneakers are untied.

The Iditarod has never laid claim to the distinction of being the coldest race.

This filmmaker went around and caught up with them, and saw how being part of that Cold War race to space impacted them.

But now there is a painful twist: The United States has to rely on Russia, the country it bested in the Cold War race to the moon, to ferry U.S. astronauts to and from the International Space Station.

With a slightly bigger cockpit, it would have won the X-Prize decades ago, but Ashford argues that rocket-plane technology was shelved in the Cold War race to get into orbit first.

Themes that run through the novel include the ongoing East-West struggle of the Cold War, race relations and friendship.

As president, JFK was concerned that the exposure of widespread poverty and racism would embarrass the United States in the Cold War race with the Soviet Union for the hearts and minds of the world's people.

Sweating in the muggy summer heat, Fulcher's mother said she remembered the Cold War race to the moon and how proud she felt when she saw pictures of Gemini astronauts being plucked out of the water.

If it is cold on race day, keep your muscles warm by stretching.