Sentence examples for hand race from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, race is no more powerful than other interests.

The object of buzkashi is to grab the goat, gallop round the pole with the carcass in hand, race back toward the circle and drop the goat inside.

Businessmen still wear a suit and tie to the office; policemen, on the other hand, race toward trouble spots not in a wailing squad car but in the belly of a giant hair dryer.

On the other hand, Race is a registered antidiarrheal drug for oral use and a prodrug for TO [23, 24].

On the other hand, race bicolor, the most primitive and ancestral of the cultivated races, was found largely distributed among the other four races.

"On the other hand, racing is like basketball.

On the other hand, racing drivers are always measured against their closest competitor, their own teammate.

It's as if that tossed ball shot away from your hand, racing upward faster and faster.

During the development section of the first movement, as an outburst of rising octaves in the right hand races up the keyboard, chased by an outburst in the left hand, Gould's playing sounds anything but effortless.

On the one hand, racing director Boullier said he was "confident the base was good", and added that the "driver comments were very, very positive".

He paused, watching Kiera's somewhat unsteady hand racing to keep up before he resumed the elegant stroll of his sentences.