Sentence examples for race counting from inspiring English sources

Race officer Phil Lawrence will be hoping to complete a full complement of 32 races, with the last race counting double points.

Elections in seats where race is an issue are often more scurrilous than elections where race counts for little.

Verification for my brother's generation – the younger half of my own – is a statistical rat race, counted in friends, followers, re-tweets and re-pins.

For nearly a decade before the first Formula One Grand Prix in the United States in 1959, points scored at the Indianapolis 500 race counted toward the Formula One drivers' title.

Their goal difference is 31 inferior to Pep Guardiola's team and the final twist in the story of a one-sided title race counts as a humiliation for a club with their haughty ambitions.

This year's race counts as a serious challenge to the old order, because the second-favourite, Dynaste, is also trained away from the country's biggest two yards, at David Pipe's base in Devon.

The law school engages in a "highly individualized, holistic review of each applicant's file" in which race counts as a factor but is not used in a "mechanical way," Justice O'Connor said.

This page agrees with lawmakers who believe that certain basic rights, like having one's vote in a presidential race counted, are so critical that the federal government is obligated to compel action.

DAKAR, Senegal, Sept. 14 — With more than three-quarters of the vote in Sierra Leone's presidential race counted, the opposition candidate appeared to have an insurmountable lead on Friday against the vice president, whose party has run the country through more than a decade of brutal civil war and fragile peace.

One of the study's most significant findings was that for women scientists of color, their race counts against them.

(Each time a horse begins a race counts as one "start"). "The numbers speak for themselves," Arthur said.