Sentence examples for race during which from inspiring English sources

Next Saturday's Derby will be the 100th anniversary of the race during which the suffragette Emily Davison threw herself under the king's horse.

After the Paris-Nice race, during which Contador cracked, Armstrong wrote on his Twitter page that Contador had "a lot to learn".

A fellow Scot, Derrick Walker, will take over as the president of operations and competition for the IndyCar series after Sunday's race (during which he will be the team manager for the pole-sitter, Ed Carpenter).

But I have Simon from Aberystwyth Centre bookshop to thank in helping me choose this startling account of bravery during the gruelling Vendée Globe race, during which Pete Goss turned his boat into the teeth of a hurricane and sailed into it to rescue a fellow competitor.

There are so many virtuosic set pieces (the skating party, the ball, the mushroom-picking expedition, and, my God, the race during which Vronsky breaks his horse's neck) but also small, powerful, resonant moments: I've always loved the scene in which Anna, having met the charming Vronksy, returns home to her husband and is struck by how unattractive his ears are.

Based near the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Sun Buggy lets you bring along a group of friends for the Mini Baja Chase, a 30-minute race during which you'll feel like you're flying on downhill descents and roaring up over sandy hills.

Fans of the songwriter gather for a day of thoroughbred racing during which the track bugler plays a selection of Foster's tunes.

But drivers privately have misgivings about the effect that has on races, during which they have to drive well within themselves for the vast majority of the time to ensure tyres last for the required number of laps.

He admitted Ferrari were on the back foot following a clear step forward in performance from Red Bull in the last three races, during which the Italian team have suffered problems with planned upgrades.

To address concerns about previous races, during which spectators crowding too close to the track had been killed or injured by cars, the ACF erected 65 km of palisade fencing around the circuit, concentrated around towns and villages, and at the ends of lanes, footpaths and roads intersecting the track.

Manson has said he planned the shocking murders to ignite a race war during which he and his followers would emerge to rule the world.