Sentence examples similar to point of race from inspiring English sources

And Mr. McCaslin, out front, played in a rapid, bravado saxophone style that has become a language among younger players in New York: he used long breath lines that made a point of racing up and down between the extremes of the horn's pitch.

Voters should indeed see how Mr. Obama deals with them, just as Democrats also need to gauge how the flash points of race and gender will play out in the crunch.

I was one of the fixed points of racing.

Far from championing a single-minded program for the purpose of propaganda, the point of critical race theory is to formulate questions about race.

In July the island is the end point of the Race to Mackinac, a 333-mile 536-kmm) yacht race up Lake Michigan from Chicago that has been run since 1898.

The point of his race was exactly the opposite.

In actuality, they will be at the highest elevation point of the race.

It was the halfway point of the race, and Vettel continued to dominate.

Darby to the starting point of the race and watched the boats take off.

He barely made it past the halfway point of the race.

The runners, bobbing into the frigid wind, climb to the highest point of the race, 260 feet above sea level.