Sentence examples for race on both from inspiring English sources

I am the only native-born Coloradan, the only one in this race on both the Republican and Democratic side who isn't an Ivy League attorney".

Writer examines what drives the arms race on both sides.

This year the format has changed with a championship race on both Saturday and Sunday.

Now you have a close race on both the Republican and Democratic sides".

Stated more simply: Perhaps Mr. Obama's numbers went from being artificially inflated to artificially deflated, exaggerating the degree of change in the race on both ends.

Tonight, the news anchors seemed more convinced themselves of their repeated pronouncements that the evening's developing story, the prospect of a continuing race on both sides, was "exciting".

It has been a great Breeders' Cup not just for the Europeans, with five winners, but also for racing, with Gary Stevens returning from retirement to win the feature race on both Friday and Saturday.

Third, the Taiwan issue is both hopeful and treacherous, as rapidly growing economic ties across the Taiwan Strait are being matched by an escalating arms race on both sides.

The wide-open nature of the race on both sides gives even more weight to February 5 - also known as "Super Tuesday" or "Tsunami Tuesday" - when more than 1,000 delegates will be distributed.

In this election, their motivation is heightened by daily polls showing the tightness of the race on both sides and by their awareness of what a difference independent voters could make.

Vale of Glamorgan trainer Evan Williams won three races, including the feature race on both days of the inaugural Chepstow Jumps Festival.