Sentence examples for race overseas from inspiring English sources

Every year at the end of March, there is a race to decide who should be sent to a race overseas.

In a word, upon the existing evidence, prohibition must be regarded as a special contribution to social policy made by the majority of the English-speaking race overseas.

"Surely we have races overseas which we enjoy.

Athletes competing at national level or in minor races overseas have more responsibilities.

For years, corporate sponsors have often prohibited runners from entering races overseas that conflicted with races at home.

Following the resignation last autumn of Murtagh, however, the Co Tipperary stable has been using the best available, above all in big races overseas.

To some, he represents a new breed of runner willing to try new methods and expand beyond Japan's insular running world, which discourages racing overseas.

"In a technical race, he's good on those courses and his finish is good," said Brett Larner, who writes for the blog Japan Running News and who has helped Fujiwara find races overseas.

No horse currently in training in Britain has won more prize-money than Phoenix Reach, whose current total stands at £1,975,000, and it is unlikely that any other has spent a greater proportion of its recent career racing overseas.

The Impreza WRX, a version of a Subaru used in rally racing overseas, has been a huge hit among civilians, and Mitsubishi also plans to import a rally car.

It was heavily, and humiliatingly, dependent on Germany, which in turn felt stifled by its late arrival in the race for overseas territories.Russia had the greatest woes.