Sentence examples for phrase race from inspiring English sources

The phrase "Race on Sunday, sell on Monday" is as old as the car business.

Starbucks announced earlier this week that, in the hope of sparking impromptu and much needed discussion concerning race relations in the United States, it will begin encouraging baristas to write the phrase "race together" on its coffee cups.

By Saïd Sayrafiezadeh March 20 , 2015Starbucks announced earlier this week that, in the hope of sparking impromptu and much needed discussion concerning race relations in the United States, it will begin encouraging baristas to write the phrase "race together" on its coffee cups.

Billboard Magazine writer Jerry Wexler coined the term in the 1940s, replacing a far more derogatory phrase "race music".

On Sunday, the company announced that baristas no longer would be asked to write the phrase "Race Together" on coffee cups to encourage conversations about race.

It's interesting that we even use the phrase "race relations," given how little we register that this is even about a relationship.

Last September, the phrase "global race", used in reference to Britain, appeared twice in British national newspapers.

Inscribed at the bottom of the cartoon is the phrase, "Benedict Powell, Race Patriot".

Never decorative, they reveal both a respect for the melody and an intense desire to alter it"; during his main improvising, he used "interval-filled descending figures charging rhythmic phrases whose accented first notes make the succeeding notes snap, double-time phrases that race ahead to clear the way, and legato phrases that form sauntering rear guards".

In a database of 18 major newspapers, the relative frequency of phrases like "race prejudice" has declined by 60percentt since 1980 (as far back as the online records go), while the frequency of "racism" has doubled.

It has a dozen animated sequences and more than 40 movie phrases and racing sounds, like a revving engine and squealing tires.