Sentence examples for offered a race from inspiring English sources

I got offered a race drive at the works BMW F1 team - I think it was when I was in Formula Three - and McLaren turned that down, saying it was too early.

Although the judge said he saw no pattern, he asked the government to offer a race-neutral explanation for its strikes.

I have had a lot of support in this endeavour and have been offered a free race entry and free accommodation by the race organisers.

The new district favors Republicans and would have offered an uphill race for Mr. Rothman.

Mattioli was offered a second Nascar race in 1982 after Ontario Speedway in California went out of business.

Man o' War won by seven lengths and took home the $75,000 purse, the richest prize offered for a race in North America to that point.

It is rumoured that Briatore arranged an agreement with Red Bull that, if they offered Webber a race seat, Renault would supply them with engines.

He offered a biological explanation of race in several essays and also, certainly into his "Critical" period, held that other races were inferior to Europeans.

The boys' race offered a contrast as Tim Moore of Michigan held off Bobby Lockhart of Virginia in a thrilling stretch run.

If race offered a reluctant commonality between Roof and white Charleston, geography provided at least a literal distancing.

Britain and France had consolidated their empires on the platform of the transatlantic slave trade, and the ideology of race offered a handy justification.