Sentence examples for obvious race from inspiring English sources

The Ryanair seems the obvious race for him.

"If possible we would give him another run [before deciding on a target] but the Coventry Stakes would be the obvious race for him".

The Irish Derby is the next obvious race for Harzand, as it is for US Army Ranger, and Paddy Power offer the pair at 11-8 and 13-8 respectively for the race at The Curragh on 25 June.

Dawn Approach's short price makes this an obvious race for an each-way bet, however, and the one makes most appeal is the other certain runner from the Ballydoyle entry, Mars.

"We'd like at some stage to see if he can win his Group One over 10 furlongs and the race at York would be the obvious race to try that," Varian said during a pre-King George media event in London.

The first one is easier and more obvious: race.

It's obvious race-baiting.

Then, one day in the mid-nineties, he was struck by what, in retrospect, seems obvious: racing boats need crews.

I couldn't figure out a way to do it with other people.'' Then, one day in the mid-nineties, he was struck by what, in retrospect, seems obvious: racing boats need crews.

It is obvious that race and adoption define transracial adoption.

Roy is a fine, prolific writer; but even if we were to be compared on the most obvious grounds – race – we still write out of two very different black traditions.