Sentence examples for fixing race from inspiring English sources
Only when asked which candidate would do the better job of fixing race relations in the US did white evangelicals say that Clinton would come out on top, 46% to Trump's 44%.
Maybe Murdoch meant for "real" to modify both "black" and "president". The subsequent phrase is "who can properly address the racial divide". This is another example of the right blaming Obama for not fixing race in America.
B1 OBITUARIES B10 SPORTS D1-7 3 Charged With Fixing Race Three former Drexel University fraternity brothers were charged with conspiring to fix the Breeders' Cup pick six and walk away with a small fortune.
The violinist Vanessa-Mae, who made her Olympic debut in Sochi this year at the age of 35, has been banned from competitive skiing for four years for fixing races.
He was not among the elite riders in New York, but he rode enough favorites that he was singled out by a fellow jockey, Con Errico, who was working for gamblers who were fixing races.
Steve Cline, the young stable hand who made such a strong and sympathetic hero in "At Risk," searches out the father he never knew, a thoroughbred trainer at a Maryland racetrack, and signs on as a "hot-walker," a lowly exercise worker, when he discovers that someone has been fixing races by tampering with his father's horses.
In the late 1970s, Joe was among 21 indicted for fixing races up and down the East Coast.
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But his career imploded when the string of fixed races came to light.
The International Ski Federation has settled a defamation claim by the pop violinist Vanessa-Mae, who it wrongly alleged had qualified for the Sochi Olympics at fixed races.
