Sentence examples for finding race from inspiring English sources

The sister Toyota of Anthony Davidson, Sébastien Buemi and Kazuki Nakajima was in eighth but Nakajima had insisted they were concentrating their efforts on finding race pace and that they could still challenge come Saturday.

The sharp peak of transcription start sites detected in CAP finding RACE experiments and the putative TATA box of the SILV promoter located 30 bp upstream correspond to the classical pattern of TATA box promoter architecture characteristic for genes highly conserved in evolution [ 24].

It's meant finding races at seven different racetracks and employing seven different riders, but so far in the streak, Rapid Redux has won 14 starter allowances.

With the next New York City marathon now a year away, some runners who were entered in the race are finding races in other cities or designing their own ad hoc 26.2-mile course in the city.

Batson v. Kentucky (1986) is the seminal case in this area, finding race-based use of peremptory challenges by prosecutors unconstitutional.

Other surveys since April, most conducted using automated phone surveys, showed a closer race, with the Democratic firm PPP giving Pryor a 1-point edge, and two polls for Republican groups finding the race tied or with Cotton 3 points ahead.

Thus the classic 1955 team order was fixed: Moss, now also driving a Silver Arrow, staying tightly tucked in behind the Argentinean, half despairing, half rejoicing that he was at least being given a master class on finding the race line by this revered champion.

In April, Judge Greg Weeks awarded Robinson life without the possibility of parole after finding that "race was a materially, practically and statistically significant factor" in prosecutors' decisions to strike otherwise qualified black jurors from serving in Fayetteville, N.C. and statewide over a 20-year period.

As the co-creator and co-host of Boundless, a television show that takes my pal Turbo and I around the globe competing in some of the world's toughest endurance challenges, part of my job is finding brutal races.

"It's like finding my lost race.

Venture capitalists in Silicon Valley are finding that the race for the best deals is again tough.