Sentence examples for made race from inspiring English sources

"What the Lawrence case did was it made race mainstream.

Tells about the made race and tragic fate of Henry Clay and many of her passengers, when she burst into flames one mile above Spuyten Duyvil.

Mr. Blair, who speaks frequently of the pride he takes in a multiracial Britain, has since made race equality and integration priorities and has initiated antidiscrimination laws.

Vicki Abeles, the middle-aged mother and first-time filmmaker who made "Race to Nowhere," picked up a camera when a doctor said that her then-12-year-old daughter's stomachaches were being caused by stress from school.

On the other hand, in a 6-3 decision, the justices struck down a specific points-scoring system used by the University of Michigan because it made race "a decisive factor".

Yet much like Mr. Obama, who has rarely made race a topic of conversation, the current nominees for best picture speak to other issues, including war, the economy and just about everything else.

Badminton's baddies, by contrast, made race-walking look impressive.

Rush Limbaugh resigned last night from ESPN's "Sunday NFL Countdown" three days after he made race-related comments about how the news media view the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb.

But Mr. King suggested it was the McCall campaign, on behalf of Dennis Mehiel, whom he is facing in the Sept. 10 Democratic primary for lieutenant governor, that had made race-based calculations.

B1 ARTS E1-10 HOUSE & HOME F1-16 CIRCUITS G1-10 SPORTS D1-8 Limbaugh Quits ESPN Job Rush Limbaugh resigned from ESPN's "Sunday NFL Countdown" program three days after he made race-related comments about how the media view the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb.

Mr. Lott had to go not because of any hurt to black people that his remarks and his leadership might have caused, but because of the potential harm to his party, which has made race-baiting a cornerstone of its electoral philosophy.