Sentence examples for race entails from inspiring English sources

The race entails a 2.4-mile swim, a 112-mile bike ride and a marathon -- a 26.2-mile run -- which must be completed in 17 hours.

He is displaying what he has learned during a five-day New Hampshire visit, an ambitious trip designed to introduce him to voters and introduce his family to the obstacle course a presidential race entails.

Fortunes will ebb and flow over the course of a season, but it's around this time of year that the dips start to tell us something about the character of those early pacesetters targeting automatic promotion, particularly those with no previous experience of what the race entails.

The race entails large sums spent not only on construction and technology but also recruitment, salaries and incentives for scientists like Weill-Cornell's Dr. Lewis Cantley, who was lured from Harvard, or Eric E. Schadt, plucked from the biotech world to head the Mount Sinai Institute for Genomics and Multiscale Biology.

Mr. Collins, an intense man who lives on a small farm in South Jersey, soon threw in the towel when he saw how much time and energy the race entailed.

In his win in the 40-mile road race, entailing eight grueling laps over the plunging Brands Hatch track and an adjacent section of undulating, forest-lined public road, he made two breakaway attempts early against a field that included the most successful sprint champion in handcycling history, Ernst Van Dyk of South Africa, nine-time winner of the Boston Marathon.

In 2006, despite the fact that the race entailed 180 miles with some half dozen pit stops, there were only eight seconds between Schumacher and Kimi Räikkönen's McLaren Mercedes.

Their idea of of being anti-racist was to fall back on practices of civility: racism was not only not polite, but to speak about race entailed risky speech, and one thing they had all learned was to be risk-averse.

Racing entails being close to several riders on the track.

Races entailed breakaways and sprint finishes, chases and crashes, suffering and solidarity, tactics and alliances, co-operation and competition, vanity, honour and style.

Mr. Owens has the power of incumbency in this race, which entails the good will of people he has worked with for his 22 years in Congress and his seven years in the State Senate.