Sentence examples for race not just from inspiring English sources

Handicapping can be done on any race, not just the Derby.

"It's obviously a human rights issue, but human rights affect everyone in the race, not just one person," Simpson said.

The left-wing elite is pouring everything into this race, not just because they see Mrs. Clinton as their champion.

They are in a race not just for this year's title, but also to become Formula One's youngest triple world champion in history.

[New York Times] The Irish bookmaking site Paddy Power is offering 4-5 onds on Mr. de Blasio winning the mayor's race (not just the primary).

In deals worth hundreds of millions of dollars over several years, Ecclestone insisted that broadcasters show every race, not just those deemed most interesting to the local market.

They show the strained relations between different races, not just white people and "ethnic minorities".

It was also played by people of all races, not just the white elite, which added to its political allure.

"I wanted to bring the beast out of them," Hunt said, "and to make sure they were racing, not just following the numbers".

Latford devised a system for the Winston Cup Series that awarded 175 points to winners of all races, not just the big ones.

3.55pm, Sky Sports 1 Racing Not just one, but three evening meetings covered here, with races from Chelmsford City, Cork and Roscommon, too.