Sentence examples for race badly from inspiring English sources

And that is a shame, because if Thursday night was any indication, this race badly needs ideas to debate.

"I wanted this race badly whether I was in the Tour or not," he said.

He said it was a "great shame" to miss out on the Tour, but added: "I wanted this race badly whether I was in the Tour or not".

The rain-plagued race started badly for Vettel, who fell from among the frontrunners to last after he and Bruno Senna collided.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal shows the other two in the Republican race trailing badly, with former senator Rick Santorum on 10.9% and Paul on 9.1%.

The vice-presidential question also injects an element of drama into a race that badly needs it, at least in Cullison's view.

Armitstead's race began badly when she suffered a puncture at the foot of the first climb, around Barra, a ritzy suburb out to Rio's west which has become home to the main Olympic village.

Shortly after CNN reported that in 2006 Trump told the radio host Howard Stern it was OK to call his daughter Ivanka "a piece of ass", Trump tweeted: "The media and establishment want me out of the race so badly" and added in capitals: "I will never drop out of the race, will never let my supporters down".

A Figure From the Past There were snickers from some Democrats and big-city journalists who wondered why a presidential forum would feature somebody who had lost a presidential race so badly and embraced a die-hard liberalism many regard as unfashionable.

But follow-up stories on this strange and critical race are badly needed.

"The media and establishment want me out of the race so badly — I WILL NEVER DROP OUT OF THE RACE, WILL NEVER LET MY SUPPORTERS DOWN! #MAGA," Trump wrote on Twitter.