Sentence examples for race bill from inspiring English sources

During that race, Bill literally carried an 81-page list of perceived insults by Obama to Hillary.

The course made a U-turn in the Bronx, and as they passed each other going in opposite directions, Shorter congratulated Rodgers, saying, "Great race, Bill".

"In this race, Bill is the antiestablishment candidate who represents change," said David Pollak, who ran Mr. Obama's campaign in New York.

While everyone was riveted by the unresolved presidential race, Bill was still working the phones at 5 a.m., trying to get the latest results of an equally close congressional contest in the area.

The book thus has a retro vibe, never more so than in Map Race, billed to introduce "the satnav generation to the joys and challenges of map reading".

Another was Ruffian, the champion filly who, in 1975, fractured two bones in her right front leg in a nationally televised match race, billed as a battle of the sexes, with Foolish Pleasure.

Terefe Maregu Zewdie of Ethiopia sprinted the final 50 meters to win the race in 13 minutes 34 seconds, slow for a race billed as the world's fastest 5K.

Then the group hitched its fate to New York's Senate race, billing itself as the Emergency Committee to Stop Hillary Rodham Clinton, and it says that from July through September, it raised $1.9 million.

The 1999 race, billed as the "Tour of Renewal" following a doping scandal involving the Festina team the previous year, marked the first of the American's seven Tour wins and in retrospect was a missed opportunity by the UCI to nip the Armstrong drugs saga in the bud.

The race, billed as the Bodie Bowl, will begin in Bodie State Historic Park and offer two courses: expert/sport and recreational.

For the off-roaders, the annual King of the Hammers race, billed as the toughest desert race in the nation, drawing more than 20,000 spectators and participants, will continue, although its course will have to be redrawn slightly, officials said.