Sentence examples for race not only from inspiring English sources

And he has a tough pick in the animation race, not only between his films.

Ms Hawker easily won the women's race, not only beating the course record but coming third in the overall race as well.

That race not only revived Zito's flagging hopes for a Derby victory, but it may have also given him the horse to beat in the race.

In 1066, William the Conqueror subdued the Saxons — a barbarous, uncivilized race — not only providing England with cultural refinement but also imposing upon the island a class of gentry who were genetically equipped to rule.

As always, the Bagger will be paying attention to this race, not only because our own Mr. Cunningham is a potential nominee, but because a little gold guy actually makes a big impact on the audience for documentaries.

And for those who are competitive, preparing for a race not only eats up time and distracts them from temptations, it also can help them establish goals and make clean-living new friends.

With two laps to go at Martinsville, drivers were racing not only each other but a sinking Virginia sun.

"We'll be racing not only against the clock, but against the weather as well," he said.

"What really surprises me is how he comes out of his races, not only mentally but physically.

"They are spending millions of dollars trying to destroy greyhound racing not only in Iowa but around the country," he said.

Democrats are struggling in the bellwether state of Ohio, and may lose the tight Senate races not only in West Virginia but also in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.