Sentence examples for more challenging race from inspiring English sources

Mr. Velella is also gearing up for what even he acknowledges will be a more challenging race this time around.

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, the Democrat who was appointed nearly two years ago to take Hillary Clinton's seat, has a more challenging race against Joseph DioGuardi, the Republican former congressman.

Payne coolly details some of her more challenging races over the years, laughing dryly at the memory of stinging sea-creatures, floating animal corpses, menacing shadows lurking in the dark waters below as well as the heavy blows and bloodied noses she has absorbed as a routine part of her lonely trade as a long-distance swimmer.

Revived last year by a Malaysian consortium led by Tony Fernandes, a Malaysian entrepreneur who owns AirAsia, and with the blessing of the son of the owner of the original Team Lotus and the support of the Malaysian-owned Lotus Cars, the team's off-track fortunes quickly proved to be even more challenging than racing in its first year.

"You get a much more interesting and challenging race".

Training is often more challenging than the race; motivating for a 7 a.m. bike ride on a Sunday morning, or a 30k run in the rain is tough.

After a brief race to the festival, you're entered into its events; keep winning them and you earn points towards different-coloured wristbands, which grant entry to more challenging series of races.

If balloon battle is too easy, try it without blowing up a single balloon - its much more challenging and fun! Try racing an easy race (eg. figure-eight circuit) blindfolded, with the sound turned up to help.

But the conditions proved far more challenging for this second race of the challenger series to determine the opponent for New Zealand's defense of the America's Cup next month.

This year's race is even more challenging, but a challenge the Crouches gladly accept to raise money for HeartGift, for the children who every day of their life face much bigger risks and challenges than the Baja 1000 could ever offer.

One of the more challenging spots is the Race, near a group of rocks 12 miles north of Montauk Point and about 4 miles off Connecticut.