Sentence examples for race on which from inspiring English sources

With the Democrats throwing everything into what they regard as a must-win contest — Bill Clinton campaigned with Braley on Saturday — this is another race on which I wouldn't wager heavily.

The driver's job is also both helped and complicated by his radio communication with the engineer, who relays orders throughout the race on which buttons to use based on how the engineer sees the car reacting.

With the Democrats throwing everything into what they regard as a must-win contest Bill Clinton campaigned with Braley on Saturday this is another race on which I wouldn't wager heavily.

Having done much preparation for a particular Cheltenham race on which the BBC was to test his skills, he was told at the last minute that he would be trialled on a different race, earlier on the card.

It's great fun to play, but the twist is the simple track editor to create your own sections to race on – which are then joined with those of other players to create neverending tracks.

Some Democrats worry that the race — on which the two candidates' spending may top $6 million — is draining contributions from Democratic donors whose money could be put to use in other parts of the country, where Democrats face stronger challenges from Republicans.

According to a report by the Sunlight Foundation the group won 70percentt of the races on which it spent money.

Warren's supporters, having failed to lure her into the fray early, will be left to press her to join the race later on, which would surely happen only if Clinton were to stumble badly.

The race was on: which forecaster, group, or center would get this forecast right, and be the first to do so.

His entry will pose a challenge to the current frontrunner, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, and could push Pawlenty or Bachmann down and eventually even out of the race, depending on which of the two performs better in the straw poll.

Theirs is the invisible part of elections, where someone has to have sorted out, precinct by precinct, which races are on which ballots in which places.