Sentence examples similar to race paper from inspiring English sources

Talks about the English racing paper, Sporting Life.

Puskas advised Patyi to ignore him, and when he did, Guttmann retired to the stand for the second half, read a racing paper, then took the tram home, never to return.

Now he was to transform his father's businesses, among them the Philadelphia Inquirer and a couple of racing papers, plus a wire service that sent racing results to bookmakers across the country, into a huge media empire.

"Wedding switch forces Chas' old nag to miss the big race," the paper sneers.

"Over all, analysts said, the Kremlin seemed to have kept its word to run a clean race," the paper wrote.

"I have no right to be where I am if you look at this race on paper," he added the next morning on the plane to Iowa.

They positively sighed with relief when the Brotherhood's number two, Khairat al-Shater, a 62-year-old self-made millionaire, backtracked on a previous pledge and entered the race.On paper he should fare well: the Brotherhood took almost twice as many seats close to 47% as the Salafists in the parliamentary elections that ended in January.

With Cavendish on the comeback trail, Kittel is the strongest fastman in the race on paper but he will find the sprints in the British Tour more anarchic than those of the Tour de France due to the hills, the complexity of some of the roads and relatively small numbers in the teams – six as against nine at the Tour.

And, in the end, its unadjusted numbers were actually faster than competitors like the G2 anyway; if for some reason as an OEM you're still concerned with winning a specs race on paper at this point (which you shouldn't be), you don't need to win by a wide margin, especially at the risk of looking foolish.

But this current race, the paper wrote in its Rauner endorsement, is "simply too important to the future of Illinois for us to stay silent".

But in close races, these paper ballots are easily susceptible to challenges.