Sentence examples for race clockwise from inspiring English sources

No lands break the relentless force of the prevailing west winds as they race clockwise around the continent, dragging westerly ocean currents along beneath.

To confuse matters further, the 22 cars will race clockwise; the 500-mile Indy-car race on Memorial Day and Brickyard 400 stock-car race in August run counterclockwise.

The race will wind clockwise from northern France, heading into Belgium before going toward Strasbourg and then down to the Alps.

On the 185-nautical mile clockwise race around Block Island, the strong winds propelled the 80-foot maxi Boomerang, owned by George Coumantaros, 79, to a new course record of 16 hours 20 minutes 50 seconds.

Moreover, the race is run counter-clockwise, which can be a strain on drivers' neck muscles.

As a sprinter, Petacchi was not expected to compete for the overall victory in the race, which covers 2,218 miles over 21 days of racing, moving from Britain to Belgium and then in a clockwise tour around France to the finish in Paris.

After the race finished, he turned his car around and made, what he called, a Polish Victory Lap by driving the opposite way (clockwise) on the track, with the driver's side of the car facing the fans.

"Generally speaking, it's clockwise.

"Rub it clockwise three times.

To be eaten clockwise, please.

It twists the volume dial clockwise.