Sentence examples for full of race from inspiring English sources

But to his critics, who skew white, as the pollsters say, Cochran is a slick opportunist, dealing a deck full of race cards.

"The real test is how you handle things as you go on, if in the face of taking some losses as he did last year, can he keep his party together?" said Mr. Mondello, comparing winning politicians to a stable full of race horses.

"I was in sixth grade, and they were full of racing yachts".

Given that Mr. Marclay is known for artworks that incorporate music in numerous ways and often serve as musical scores, it is not surprising that "The Clock" is as much an intensely rhythmic aural compilation as a visual one, full of racing and swelling music, ticking sounds (of course) and rushing footsteps, hooves, trains and cars.

This weekend is chock full of racing at the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach that includes the Pro/Celebrity Race.

Or, it might be your mind if it's full of racing, uncontrollable, negative or unhappy thoughts.

The nearly 120,000 fans who turned up at the Circuit of the Americas witnessed a great race between two of the world's three best drivers, all of them on the podium - wearing cowboy hats provided by tyre supplier Pirelli in a lovely touch - and behind them a fascinating race full of superb racing action.

Participants of the present study ran an average of 2 h slower than the full group of race finishers, which it not unusual for those willing to participate in research during a competition.

However, the age of this study group (43 ± 10 years) was similar (p = 0.37) to the age of the full group of race finishers (41 ± 9 years), and a similar proportion (p = 0.55) were women for the study group and the full group of finishers (25 vs. 19 %).

"They don't want the narrative changed or to tell the full story of race.

"These efforts have made us a target for folks around the country who oppose telling the full story of race," Signer told HuffPost on Friday.