Sentence examples for race fit from inspiring English sources

Now, the question is where does race fit in what we've just described?

He showed up at the race fit and had grown amazingly over the winter, adding an inch and a quarter to his height in six months.

In fact, this was Cooke's first attempt at a race of this length, initially viewing it merely as a means of getting race fit for Athens.

He had to go to England which is a hard thing to do for the first run against race fit horses.

Our cases establish that, in order to withstand this demanding inquiry, respondents must demonstrate that their methods of using race "fit" a compelling state interest "with greater precision than any alternative means".

And where does race fit in? "There is a big academic debate on social class as opposed to income," said David B. Grusky, director of the Center for the Study of Inequality at Cornell and a professor of sociology.

But the race fits into his larger objective of amassing momentum for what would be his first championship in three years.

"I'm just playing a game," Bonds said earlier this week, responding to a familiar line of questioning about how the pennant race fits into life.

His success begs the question of where Malone's race fits into his success story: his sound is an amalgam – southern trap meets classic rock – a theoretical black-meets-white hybrid that has allowed him to surpass the latest iteration of black rappers with a similar musical slant (Uzi Vert, XXXTentacion), often dismissed for not being true to hip-hop.

"I think we've got a great position plus the fact the trainers know where this race fits in.

Hamilton has had a busy schedule since the last race, fitting in two separate trips to the United States alongside commitments for Mercedes in Europe.