Sentence examples for race for a while from inspiring English sources

He is unlikely to win, but might stick around the race for a while.

Tom Hogan's stable star Gordon Lord Byron, winner of the race in 2012, was typically tough in finishing second, with one-time Classic hope Noozhoh Canarias running his best race for a while in third.

Most things have gone right for the Red Sox this month, so it was little surprise that Boston's Dustin Pedroia, with his homer and three doubles, edged the Yankees' Robinson Cano (three doubles) in Question No. 2. The Diamondbacks have been out of the playoff race for a while now, and maybe that allowed Paul Goldschmidt to relax at the plate last week.

Sutton added: "The wheels are well in motion to get Emma on track for the Games; she was sixth in the Vendée after not riding a UCI race for a while and that meant she had the points needed to qualify.

"We'll remember that race for a while," added Dutchman Van Commenee.

"It was a tough race - I haven't been in that kind of race for a while," said Davies.

It could be one of the most open races for a while.

Bill Pohlad went to his father's college, Gonzaga, in Spokane, Wash., and fell in love with Formula 1 racing for a while.

An F1 season is so intense, and it will be nice to stop thinking about racing for a while and recharge my batteries.

You can sustain a Republican primary race for quite a while on the basis of ultra-conservatism and religion.

"I haven't ridden in a scratch race for quite a while, so to add that to the pursuit gold is just magic".