Sentence examples for race hope from inspiring English sources

Such fears are exactly what some of the organizers of tomorrow's race hope to allay.

SPORTS Only 12 ultrarunners have completed the 100-mile Barkley Marathons, and those connected to this ultrasecret race hope a coming documentary does not alter its counterculture charm.

Teams entering the prosthetic arm race hope it will also lead to lower-cost, tech-enhanced prosthetics.

The Galaxy, in danger of falling out of the Western Conference playoff race, hope to have Lletget back for their next game Sept. 15 at Toronto.

Hoping competitors make mistakes is like running a race hoping the other racers fall down: It just doesn't happen very often.

So, I always just go into every race hoping to do my best.

That doesn't bode well if Mr. Christie jumps into the race, hoping for the support from Mr. Limbaugh's listeners.

Still, McGaughey will not ship Coronado's Quest to Baltimore until early on the morning of the race, hoping to avoid the throngs.

High-profile candidates crowded into the mayoral race, hoping to lead the city during the 2014 Winter Olympics, but opposition campaigners were unable to gain much visibility.

The 24-year-old Payne went into the race hoping to turn the tide of disappointing finishes in swimming for Britain, which was limited to one silver and two bronzes in the pool.

Meanwhile, 2013 Supporters Shield winners New York are fighting to stay in the playoff race, hoping Bradley Wright-Phillips can stay hot and break the MLS single season goal-scoring record.