Sentence examples for cut race from inspiring English sources

Enacting these changes, using an average of 1percentt of their education budgets, they said, would greatly boost student achievement over four years and cut race- and income-based gaps by half or more.

Deregulation and the rise of offshore betting have cut racing revenues in Britain and Ireland.

After Williams cut Racing's lead to 10-6, Cole stopped Machenaud getting the ball away from a breakdown from the restart and handed Racing back the three points.

Magna's decision to cut racing by half in Maryland has prompted renewed calls in the state to approve racetrack terminals.

Tory cuts, race, Nigel Farage – all are given the Christie treatment (faux-flustered outrage, heavy sarcasm, clownish sense of her own ridiculousness).

Cutting racing in for a share of casino money.

But that even as the movie's rhythms quicken along with your own — Mr. Greengrass works you over like a deep-tissue pugilist with smash cuts, racing cameras and a propulsive soundtrack so you feel the urgency as well as see it — an argument is being created.

I think the case definitely changed Britain – it cut across race lines.

"I was expected to do that – cut from race footage to interviewees.

The apprentices, some of whom were sent for study in England and France, cut across race and economic background, and later generations included Europeans with carving experience.

The slickness of the track, combined with its dubious dexterity, prompted organizers to cut the race's duration to a 15-lap sprint, for a total of 60 laps rather than the originally scheduled 90.