Sentence examples for race carries from inspiring English sources

The booming number of Hispanics, who can be from any race, carries sweeping implications for politicians.

Now, every race carries points, culminating in 14 age-group winners (seven men, seven women) and two overall winners.

Coming at a pivotal time for a city rattled by economic woes and uncharacteristically unsure of itself, the mayor's race carries unusual political significance locally and nationally.

Beyond the balance of power in the Senate — enough states are in play that Republicans could regain the majority — the race carries enormous significance for Arizona, whose shifts in demographics threaten to upend its role as a Republican stronghold.

His enthusiasm for sailing provided material for "Boca Grande" (1974), in which the skipper of a boat competing in a Nassau-Jamaica yacht race carries out a covert mission in Cuba.

The race carried more significance than usual for New York Road Runners.

Once, he started a long race carrying three six-packs of beer for carbo replenishing.

The recall race carried implications well beyond Wisconsin, particularly in the escalating fight between wealthy conservative donors and labor unions.

One reason for that is that there has been no refuelling since 2009, which means cars start a race carrying a full fuel load.

To maximize weight-to-power ratio, he lost weight for the race, carrying 156 pounds on his already spindly 6-foot 3-inch frame.

The 2008 and 2011 world champion went into the race carrying the burden of favourite after finishing in the top two in her nine previous races but also a leg injury that she had kept hidden from the world.