Sentence examples for organizing a race from inspiring English sources

"We're organizing a race during the Republican Convention," he said.

In 2012, he is organizing a race so that someone can try to beat his record.

A committee was formed to organize a race, which was to be to Bermuda.

In 2005, when the group organized a race from Coney to Brighton, the name seemed natural: Grimaldo's Mile.

Primal Quest will not organize a race this year, but Ms. Rusch will compete in multiday events in Scotland and Brazil over the summer.

He received a few responses from others interested in the sport, and so Bill invited all jogglers to organize a race at the 1980 IJA festival in Fargo, North Dakota.

Just a few days ago, Holmes bailed McDonald out a third time (for allegedly violating his parole by organizing a street race).

On the side, he organized a local race called the Seven Hills Run, which drew 10,000 runners.

So they organized a relay race against time to deliver medicine across a thousand miles, to Nome from Anchorage.

"There's a uniqueness to running on a runway because usually, you don't get to do it," Scott Bassett, who organizes a runway race at the Piedmont Triad Airport in North Carolina, said.

In response the Soviet government organized a bicycle race at the monument at the time when the ceremony was planned to take place.