Sentence examples for race in terms from inspiring English sources

Forbes-Bush was a serious race in terms of television advertising.

Mr. Florio, too, has naturally cast the race in terms that suit him.

It talks about race in terms of property; the real story is who owns what".

Perhaps, especially if the voters view the race in terms of the usual crime, traffic and quality-of-life issues.

Hart: "There's so much room for storytelling in terms of race, in terms of gender, in terms of sexuality.

McCoy told the Racing Post: "There weren't many possibilities for me in the race in terms of weight, but he's a good ride to get.

"He knows how much I count on him, even away from the race track, in terms of his contribution and the impetus he gives to the team.

The following guide is an effort to measure the coming season's races in terms of the fan experience.

But Neale said Hamilton would not look at "the last three races in terms of where he's going to be comfortable in the future".

Over the past week, Brown's lead in the HuffPost Pollster estimate fell from 5.8 points to 4.6, just about tying the Connecticut and Wisconsin Senate races in terms of competitiveness, but still "leaning Democratic".

"The key will be how the majority race responds in terms of moving from a race-based to needs-based approach".