Sentence examples for race hurt from inspiring English sources

But this spring, when Trump was one of three Republican Presidential candidates still in the race, Hurt asked Norton to reissue the book.

The race "hurt a lot but it was amazing", added Storey, who was able to savour her success by free-wheeling across the line.

One would expect that their anti-tax message would play well among wealthy voters, and there are a lot of wealthy voters in Jersey.The other thing to watch is whether Barack Obama performs better in some parts of Appalachia, where I think his race hurt him in 2008.

Tom Vilsack getting into the race hurts Edwards' since he needed to win Iowa to emerge as the "un-Hillary" by New Hampshire.

Only 34percentthinknk a long race hurts the nominee, while 59percentt say it helps.

Calling Race when its got nothing to do with Race hurts everyone," tweeted retired Niagara police chief Jeff McGuire.

Be mentally prepared––all marathon races hurt; it is part of the experience and one for which your regular training and previous races should have prepared you to endure.

"Racing hurts," Kennedy said.

"I'm not just in this race to hurt George Pataki," he said in a recent interview.

Kansas City edged into the wild-card race and hurt Cleveland's chances with a 6-3 win.

Mr. Graham has until May to decide whether to seek a fourth Senate term, and a poor showing in the presidential race could hurt his chances.