Sentence examples for race description from inspiring English sources

Photograph: Joel Saget/AFP/Getty Images Updated at 3.11pm BST 3.02pm BST Norm Stoddard is showing some fine commitment this afternoon/this morning: "In Maui, following your race description at 3 53am!" Great effort, Norm.

Payne weighs in at just over seven and a half stone and talks lightly and politely, despite how it may read on the page, but she is a tough professional in a tough sport, the veteran of bad falls and injuries (including a fractured skull) like the rest of them, and is no pushover, either off or on the track, as demonstrated by the start of her race description.

For centuries, black people can tell you exactly who they are describing from the party or the movie or the meeting without using the race description.

You may need to read the race description when you create a new character, and look at racial abilities.

The often colorful race descriptions soon captured young Smith's attention and he wrote down and stockpiled the names and times of the winning horses for a year to form crude racing charts.

This includes, but is not limited to: age, race, physical description and gender.

Technically, it describes an ethnicity, used by government as a complement to such race-based descriptions as white or black.

McBurney has an electric way of speaking in front of an audience where he savors each syllable while simultaneously racing through descriptions and thoughts at a free-associative speed.

But the fact remains that no Aintree winner since Bindaree, in 2002, has subsequently won a race of any description – and here is Auroras Encore trying to win the Coral Scottish National just 14 days later.

George I. Gordon Bronx, May 27 , 2009• To the Editor: After reading your May 27 front-page article, I was wondering just how many years it will take to exclude gender and race from the description of well-qualified nominees for the Supreme Court.

On Tuesday, Mr. Browne said that the stops "comport by race proportionally with descriptions provided by crime victims".