Sentence examples for let alone race from inspiring English sources

His point is: What's going to happen to this country if it can't cope with the language of race, let alone race itself?

The G.O.P. presidential field's lack of demographic diversity by age, gender, ethnicity or even wardrobe, let alone race, is simply the leading indicator of how out of touch its brand has become.

Still, whether the show really should go on when torrential rain makes it nearly impossible to drive cars around a flooded track — let alone race them at speeds up 300 kilometers, or more than 185 miles, per hour — is another story.

"Growing up I was told I'd never walk let alone race a race car, but I'm here and I'm trying to do the best job possible".

Born with Cerebral Palsy, he was never expected to walk, let alone race, but now the 27-year-old is set to embark on a season in the British Touring Car Championship.

Michele Scarponi did him one second better, at 11'15", but fell short of overtaking even Gesink, let alone race leader Cadel Evans, with that time.

It is remarkable that he is alive, let alone racing again.

Danger to spectators, racers, and livestock on roads not built for the automobile, let alone racing, ultimately caused road races to decrease in number.

On the week of the race, press attention was almost entirely focussed on Patrick; Web sites carrying her FHM photos crashed, and Patrick participated in five dozen interviews, including several with publications that didn't usually cover sports, let alone racing.

A repeat visit to Britain would be a major day for international sport let alone racing.

Thirty-two yearstage-managingng the Cheltenham Festival makes Edward Gillespie amongst sport's longest-serving administrators, let alone racing's.