Sentence examples for historical race from inspiring English sources
Riding technique was dissected and then compared to historical race times, especially those of the Epsom Derby, England's greatest race.
Here, in Burke's 15th crime novel featuring his roughneck hero Dave Robicheaux, he is still on high ground, writing about crimes whose roots run so deep in old blood feuds and historical race and class hatred, they take on mythic scale.
Are they running to be a part of a historical race?
"Belle" had its world premiere last fall at the Toronto International Film Festival, which was also one of the earliest destinations for the historical race drama "12 Years a Slave" on its way to winning three Oscars, including best picture.
And that is on the young side of the guestimate, given that Princess Diana's origins are premised on a partly mythological, partly historical race of Scythian Amazon warriors dating to at least 500 BCE.
What should have been a moment of clarification and honest reflection on the historical race blind spot of white leftists has turned into a frantic doubling down by those who will broach no criticism of their candidate.
Just as some academics have argued that vampires play to tropes of male whiteness, mermaids carry with them our society's own ills, especially in the setting of water, a scene of historical race-strife.
"If you do it later, you might dilute the field by overlapping historical races.
The additional cars met the Mille Miglia's requirements, except that "for various reasons did not participate in the famous historical races," he said.
The game claims to have a "Fantasy" version that lets you pay to recreate historical races and additional features, but we were unable to find a link letting users actually pay for or download it.
And while nothing can top Lee Daniels The Butlerr for sheer Oscar baitiness (historical biopic, race relations, starring a past Oscar winner, with "family tragedy", a "domestic servant" and "Watergate") it has missed out on nomination for the top slot.
