Sentence examples for race from this from inspiring English sources
This little collection of interesting incidents, made by a colored man, will redeem the character of the race from this misconception.
Still, he said, in nearly three decades of opening the doors of his historic houses (he owns seven) to tour groups, "we have never had a single theft, so I can't sour on the human race from this one".
"The fundamental idea behind this race from the start has been that this is a 'change' election, and that has proven out," the memo said.
7.33am: Sailing: The Brazilians take this race, from the Israelis and the Italians.
His trainer, Aidan O'Brien, said he had pointed the colt to this race from the beginning of the year.
He led by three and a half seconds with five laps left and soon became the first driver to win this race from the pole position.
Another voter, Adam Hardman, 30, a lawyer, said he had gotten all of his information about this race from the debates, and that was why he voted for Mr. Paul.
11 adult eagle-owls of this race from the Tibetan Plateau averaged 301 mm in tail length, 78 mm in tarsus length and scaled an average of 2.16 kg in mass.
George was considered a front-runner in this race from the get-go, as his dominant play and outstanding leadership has gotten his team the best record in the league thus far.
In Latin America, Mexico's anti-drugs policy collapsed embarrassingly just before Mr Clinton was due to visit the country for the first time.In this section The doubts grow In defence of Newt Answered prayer The fight to be fair This island race From the desk to the ball court Militias and messiahs ReprintsMoreover, the administration's disarray is mirrored in Congress.
Among children aged between two and 14, he says, the mortality rate was 23% higher.In this section The doubts grow In defence of Newt Answered prayer The fight to be fair This island race From the desk to the ball court Militias and messiahs ReprintsThese figures are vigorously disputed by Dennis Amundson, the director of the state's clumsily named Department of Developmentally Disabled.
