Sentence examples for race caught from inspiring English sources
The potent mix of sex, gender and race caught the public imagination around the world.
Al Gore came within six percentage points of beating Mr. Bush in the state, and the tight race caught them off guard, party operatives say.
One particular race caught his imagination: the Spartathlon, a 153-mile overnight trail run from Athens to Sparta that traces the original path of the Athenian messenger Pheidippides in 490BC as he sought help against the Persians in the Battle of Marathon.
The second race caught the attention of the U.S., where the interest of racing fans may have triggered Mercedes' decision to build a street-legal version of the car.
The 25-year-old, who has been in three breakaways during the course of the race, caught Barta after the first climb and then pulled clear himself before being reeled in on the 27km-long second climb by the Czech and Italy's De Marchi.
An unexpected storm before the start of racing caught the trimaran in the harbor with its huge wing sail still in place and forced the shore and sailing crews to scramble and hope they could avoid losing control.
Now 350 million TV viewers around the world who tune into motor racing catch a glimpse of Zumwinkel's new Deutsche Post World Net slogan as team Jordan's yellow cars whizz past the cameras.
Halfway through the race, I caught up with her.
The race was caught on video and became a highlight on ESPN.
After nine miles of the 26-mile-385-yard race, he caught up to Jim Peters of Britain, the favorite.
