Sentence examples for race a line from inspiring English sources

Give runners in all steps of the race a line of sight to the other legs.

— Just a few blocks off Max Cleland Boulevard, named for the Democrat defeated by Senator Saxby Chambliss in a bitter Congressional race six years ago, a line has formed that could be problematic for Mr. Chambliss's own re-election this year.

This past fall when I participated in a charity race, I added a line to my e-mail signature describing my involvement and linked it to a Web site where people could donate to this worthy cause.

Since Valdes had gone fifteen rounds with Moore in Las Vegas the previous May, and Cockell had excruciated for nine rounds before being knocked out by Marciano in San Francisco in the same month, the bout offered a dim opportunity for establishing what racing people call a "line" between Moore and Marciano.

He went on to finish runner-up to Olympian Kevin Forster in the classic Morpeth to Newcastle Road Race – a proven production line of British marathon talent – but injury forced him into retirement in his early 20s.

Astonishingly, the Nazified notion of "race" leaped out in a line attributed to Hellman and nowhere present in the diary.

2. By the mid-1960's, the British company Race Furniture was producing a line of Clendinning's plywood furniture, called Maxima (a).

It was the prejudices of white people, not the discrimination and prejudices of the states, that ultimately led the Chief Justice to inscribe a race line into the heart of American citizenship.

"This is one of those races that you draw a line through and try again".

Inclusive excellence is not a race with a finish line, but rather an ongoing evolution based in a human community strong enough to respond effectively to whatever challenges arise.

He blew a tire in his heat, then won a consolation race to line up 24th for the 50-lap main event.