Sentence examples for race has come from inspiring English sources

"A new race has come to the screen".

That is about as close as the race has come to a bare-knuckled brawl.

When race has come up at Zuccotti Park, it has sometimes been a fraught and delicate subject.

Though only two teams are involved, the 2015 Supporters Shieldd race has come down to the final day.

In that sense the Oscar race has come to her, a tribute to the magnetic performance she gave this past year.

Republican operatives agree that the presidential race has come down to turnout and say they are matching Democrats step by step.

With few other competing elections happening this year, the Virginia gubernatorial race has comes under a national spotlight.

The race had come down to a final 10-lap charge and whoever's car would best preserve the quality of the Pirelli tires would win the race.

Lately, even some of Trump's loudest Republican opponents — such as McCain, who faces a difficult Senate race — have come around.

But by the end of the 19th century, pseudoscientific attitudes about race had come into vogue, along with the popular notion of a hierarchy among races, with black Africans at the bottom.

People close to the process said the White House is trying to tamp down on the feverish speculation that the race had come down to Mr. Summers and Ms. Yellen and deflect some of the attacks on Mr. Summers.