Sentence examples for race keeping from inspiring English sources

Slow as molasses in January Falling off my surfboard Gave my number to someone and he didn't call Scared to fall Subway doors closing in your face How will you keep afloat in the rat race Keeping up with the pace.

And in August, she walked a 15-kilometer race, keeping the right pace but competing in an event that ended five kilometers short of the Olympic distance.

Alonso looked shocked for several minutes after the race, keeping his helmet on and staring into space, but he collected his emotions, knowing he had done all he could.

Mr. Gore's backers say they are fortunate that all the attention on the Republicans has overshadowed the Democratic race, keeping Mr. Bradley from gaining much attention in trying to overtake the vice president.

In Harlan Ellison's 1967 story I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream – one of the most brutal depictions of an AI-dominated world – an AI called AM, constructed to fight a nuclear war, kills off most of the human race, keeping five people as playthings.

Thomas, as he explained in his column for the BBC Sport website, helped Swift for the first half of the race, keeping him out of trouble, before quitting as planned.

The majority of Americans are enjoying the pennant races, keeping an eye on football training camps, vaguely aware that the Summer Games are coming up next month.

In July 2010 Bernie Ecclestone announced that a 10-year deal had been reached with the race organisers, keeping the race on the calendar until at least 2020.

Yet Mr. Bush was determined, and he ran a shrewd race while keeping his hot temper in check.

That person is like a coach in the boat, steering, executing race strategy, keeping a crew synchronized and motivating rowers to pull harder on their oars.

Again, he could have ensured that there was not even the appearance of a race by keeping the publicly funded data under wraps until the sequence was complete.