Sentence examples for course a race from inspiring English sources

And, of course, a race for governor of California, home to nearly one in eight Americans, is not a garden-variety election, given the money and the prestige involved, not to mention the potential springboard to higher, national office.

Findlay goes so far as to refer to the Aon, using greyhound parlance, as a "bye course" – a race in which a single dog chases the hare, his sole opponent ­having been withdrawn.

There are more simulations, of course, including a race track.

Over the course of a race, a rider's levels of hormones will naturally fall.

To do so, they need to abandon Saratoga Race Course for a race or two and cross Union Avenue to the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame.

Could Gebrselassie win a marathon on an undulating course in a race that involved a deep field and a pace that surged and slowed like turnpike traffic?

Baeza, who has ridden him eight times, was set down by the stewards for failing to keep a strai ht course in a race early last week.

Open-water swimming venues have greater environmental variability (air and water temperature, humidity, and sun exposure) that can fluctuate during the course of a race leading to hypothermia or hyperthermia.

As a racer, Eddy fanatically did his own wrenching and adjusted his saddle back and forth during the course of a race to get better performance from the bike.

Over the course of a race that spanned over three months, all of the DNC candidates agreed the party desperately needs new, innovative leadership.

He is displaying what he has learned during a five-day New Hampshire visit, an ambitious trip designed to introduce him to voters and introduce his family to the obstacle course a presidential race entails.