Sentence examples for race of the same from inspiring English sources
Tsarist Russia was sometimes in alliance with the Greeks, who gratefully recalled a prophecy that "a blond race of the same religion" would liberate them, but there were also periods of bitter rivalry.
For instance, a Ferrari that has been gaining rapidly in value is the 1956-59 250 GTourour de France," so called because one was driven to victory in the grueling five-day race of the same name in 1956.
Klingon, of course, is the tongue spoken by the race of the same name in the fictional Star Trek universe.
Take six people at random and ask them to run a race of the same distance at two different times.
In lettuce hybrids, necrotic lesions result from an allelic interaction between RIN4 (54% identical to AtRIN4) and a second locus, with both loci contributing to quantitative resistance against a virulent race of Bremia lactucae and race specific resistance to an avirulent race of the same pathogen.
The RNLI Alternative Boat Race fundraising event on 10 April takes place the day before the BNY Mellon Boat Race on the same stretch of river.
Wheldon was born there 33 years ago, attended nearby Bedford School and got his first experience of racing on the same local karting tracks that schooled the young Lewis Hamilton.
A. They are very closely related, so closely that they are now usually considered different races of the same species, Rangifer tarandus, according to The Macmillan Illustrated Animal Encyclopedia.
He claims that achievement gaps between rich and poor pupils belonging to the same race are now larger than those between races of the same income level.
There are numerous subspecies of elk described, with six from North America and four from Asia, although some taxonomists consider them different ecotypes or races of the same species (adapted to local environments through minor changes in appearance and behavior).
When multiple races of the same grade were won, then the distance of the most valuable race, in terms of prize money, was used.
