Sentence examples for race of time from inspiring English sources

"It's a race of time and taste," Ms. Aspinall said.

Day and night, the steel watch skeleton hands, tipped with orange Super-LumiNova to ensure perfect readability, are ready to run the Race of Time.

Born a fighter, with combat skills and tactics automatically programmed, she is initially ideologically at odds with the Doctor's pacifism, but after learning she has two hearts and is connected to the near-extinct race of Time Lords, she begins to pattern her behaviour on that of her father.

For those who don't know, incidentally, the Doctor is an alien traveler through time and space from the lost planet Gallifrey, home to the late race of Time Lords, an explorer who spends a lot of time defending Earth -- and in particular, naturally, Britain -- from various threats in between his adventurous travels into the past and the future of many worlds all around the universe.

— LYNN ZINSER Without doubt, the greatest quality race of all time.

The game's success also caused Taito to fall behind in the technological arms race of the time, because it was stuck supporting its massive platform.

"This was the drag race of the time," writes Kessler, "but with a real purpose, as many still believed that horses should pull trains on the line".

The toughest call came in 2009, when Alabama's Mark Ingram defeated Stanford's Toby Gerhart in the closest Heisman race of all time.

But this Democratic contest is already becoming the quickest and cleanest "competitive" primary race of modern times.

Strategists said Rubio also benefited from the withdrawal from the race of one-time establishment favorite Jeb Bush, some of whose donors were preparing to shift toRubio.

But this race wasted lots of time and effort and, most importantly, resources.