Sentence examples for race expected from inspiring English sources

In a race expected to have a low turnout, the black vote could mean a lot.

Still, Kang Hyo-seok, the organizer, said the race expected to lose $26 million this year.

With John Edwards's decision to quit the race, expected to be announced officially today, John Kerry's nomination as the Democratic candidate for president is secure.

The leadership race, expected to take place over months, was reduced to weeks as May's opponents fell away, hastening Cameron's departure from Downing Street.

Republicans have 23 seats to defend, including five left vacant by retiring incumbents, while the Democrats have just 12, with a competitive race expected only in Louisiana.

Whether the president persuades Mr. Geithner to stay will be a central development for the White House as it girds for a re-election race expected to turn on the economy and the continuing battle of the budget with Republicans.

"I didn't come into this race expecting this.

He is following the same strategy in next year's race, expecting to raise about $170 million with no primary opponent.

Gen. Wesley K. Clark, after less than two weeks in the race, expects to raise at least $2 million, a campaign aide said.

McAdams frequently says that he went into the race expecting to have "great debates about the great issues with somebody I have a great deal of respect for" until Murkowski was dumped.

It should be a compelling race: expect skulduggery in the swimming (competitors tend to swim on Steadman's stronger, left side to lessen her advantage) and breakneck sprints to the finish.