Sentence examples for race from a from inspiring English sources
Perhaps inevitably, therefore, menswear culture has come to regard race from a postmodern perspective.
I watched this race from a hospital bed last year," Power said.
The endorsement is the first in the governor's race from a major environmental group.
Her husband, Mark Hamilton, watched the race from a seat near the finish line.
Albeit well-meaning, it's inescapably a show about race from a white perspective.
Not everybody gets to watch the race from a team garage, but everybody here can get close to their heroes.
It gave you a big kick in the heart!... ......... Describes watching the race from a Renault with Michael J. Fox and Eric Idle.
The notion of sideline reporting was advanced by García, Torres said, and García was also the first person to report on a cycling race from a helicopter.
Plasma creatine kinase (CK) concentration was determined immediately post-race from a blood sample taken from the antecubital vein, with subjects seated in the upright position.
A snapshot of public opinion, a poll by Quinnipiac University, showed no change in the race from a week ago.
Golmard upset Andre Agassi in the first round of last week's Masters Series stop in Toronto and had moved up seven spots in the points race from a week ago.
