Sentence examples for race from which from inspiring English sources

Duffy and Etheridge are among a field of six candidates on the ballot paper in a race from which early favourites such as Evans and Steven Woolfe have been excluded.

The past year included a governor's race from which its leading candidate withdrew after allegations of improprieties, and a humiliating loss by the eventual nominee in a divisive campaign, all followed by the loss of the Assembly and a tie with Democrats in the Senate.

As Crowhurst struggled to get the Teignmouth Electron to make headway, the Sunday Times ran a story, "The Week it all Happened", describing how Carozzo, Fougeron and King had been forced to retire from the race from which Blyth and Ridgway had already withdrawn, while Robin Knox-Johnston battled mountainous seas off New Zealand after a horrendous capsize.

Maier entered the course without authorization 10 minutes before the start of the first leg of the race, from which he had earlier been disqualified for breaking a time limit on his morning inspection run, said Gunter Hujara, a referee for the federation.

He crashed early in the race, from which Vettel later retired, and Alonso went on to victory.

It was the 25th running of the race, from which top qualifiers would move on to the national round in Brandenburg.

THE early history of Anatolia and of the races from which the Turkish people is held to be derived was given due prominence in the communications presented by the numerous foreign members attending the second session of the Historical Congress at Istamboul.

There is a film of his Classic year, still one of the best documentaries on racing, from which two truths emerge: Sir Ivor had a brilliant turn of finishing speed; and he was tough, winning the Laurel Invitation in America at the end of a gruelling season that had begun in a Guineas trial at Ascot seven months earlier.

Therefore, he states, the worth of nations must be based on the different races from which they spring.

Priebus and Debbie W-S end the interview asserting whatever weird conclusions they want to be drawn from the various New York races they've won -- NY09 and NY26 -- which were both just weird races from which I draw no particular political conclusion.

Every race can choose to be a warrior or death knight, while shamen, druids and paladins have fewer races from which they can pick.