Sentence examples for miserable race from inspiring English sources

"The big joy has gone right now," was Schumacher's pointed remark in the wake of a miserable race in which he finished 12th and was often bullied out of positions.

A traveler from New York, Dr. Samuel Bernard Judah, described Vincennes in 1829 as having many blacks, making the observation of them being "generally poorly clad…poor miserable race".

"I enlisted to fight for and vindicate the supremacy of the constitution," he wrote, but "we did not enlist to fight for the negro and I can tell you that we never shall … sacrafise [our] lives for the liberty of a miserable black race of beings".

Because of a string of violent, relentless gales, thus far it has been one of the more miserable yacht races in recent memory.

The show's heroine Aly – a mixed race miserable teenager whose parents have separated over her father's online gambling – creates an Alice avatar in which she is whiter, thinner, blonder and more glamorous than in real life.

A miserable chip of a race without kultur — nobody knows where they came from — is oppressing a civilized minority.

Hinault hated the cobbles, where he felt he'd been betrayed in the 1979 Tour, but won on them two years later in the Rainbow Stripes of the World Champion in a wet, miserable cowshitbath of a race suffering multiple punctures and crashes and winning by sheer force of will and bloody mindedness from a six-man group including that giant of the Classics, Roger de Vlaeminck aka Mr Paris-Roubaix.

On election night 2012, when he was brought low by Mitt Romney's defeat and the party's miserable showing in Senate races, he went into denial.

In miserable rain there were celebrations developing in Plymouth as places were settled in the 45th Rolex Fastnet Race, the biennial battle on the briny around a desolate rock off the south-west corner of Ireland.

Nonetheless, they were appreciative of those who did brave the miserable conditions to watch the race.

Aside from making her miserable, those breakdowns, like her race and her perceived gender, hindered her professional life.