Sentence examples for race means from inspiring English sources

"Race means nothing to me.

The veteran driver Jeff Burton said, "I think it's important that every race means something.

Selecting a horse in every race means the winning percentage will only reach the high 20s.

"To do it while winning games in a pennant race means so much more".

Whoever wins, the closeness of the race means Mexico will face new conflicts.

Leading in the green tech race means attracting the best scientists from around the world.

There is pride in race, and pride in the progress that means race means less than it ever has.

Simply finishing the race means he could outlast other drivers who fell victim to crashes or malfunctions.

Winning a race means much more to Spencer than winning a popularity contest among drivers and fans.

Here's Greg Wood's feature on what this race means for the rider this afternoon given his troubled past.

In the "support" column "none" means that a consensus nonanucleotide is present, but no transcriptional activity can be reliably attributed to the promoter, "reads" means that there is an increased number of reads mapping downstream of the promoter, "reads and 5'-RACE" means promoters confirmed independently (Fig.  4 ).