Sentence examples for landmark race from inspiring English sources

The winning jockey in today's landmark race, by contrast, was Roger Velez, who has never even seen a Kentucky Derby.

Victory Gallop outscored Behrens in a narrow contest, just as he edged Behrens in the Whitney at Saratoga in August in a landmark race.

It was a landmark race - Jean-Pierre Jabouille's victory in his Renault was not only his and his team's first ever in F1, it was also the first by a turbo-charged engine.

On Wednesday, Democrats for Education Reform issued a press release that suggested that "Romney seemed to be using the four assurances of Obama's landmark Race to the Top initiative as talking points.

In 1997, the commission helped to create such a program at Texaco, as part of a $175 million settlement of a landmark race-discrimination suit against that company.

Eventually, BonBon becomes a part of that history, when he lands in front of the Supreme Court, "the latest in the long line of landmark race-related cases," from Plessy v. Ferguson to the time they tried to bury 2 Live Crew.

After sparking up a joint with the help of a sympathetic court officer, Me fantasises about his future legacy as the catalytic agent behind "the latest in the long line of landmark race-related cases", Me v the United States of America.

Several landmark races have been held at the 1.54-mile track, most notably in 1992, when Alan Kulwicki clinched a 10-point victory over Bill Elliott -- the closest in Winston Cup history -- and Richard Petty competed for the final time.

The idea for the centennial exhibition about the landmark 1912 race originated with Terrence C. Brown, executive director of the Theodore Roosevelt Association, which helps promote and preserve Roosevelt's legacy.

The victory of Barack Obama in the Democratic caucuses in Iowa is a historic landmark for race relations in this country, particularly since that state is populated predominantly by whites.

The other two surveys, one from Rasmussen and the other from Landmark, found the race tied.