Sentence examples for race reversed from inspiring English sources

A chart on Sunday with the continuation of an article about the importance of Ohio in the presidential race reversed the labels for Arizona and New Mexico.

Bill de Blasio, the public advocate, who earlier in the week supported the decision to hold the race, reversed his view on Friday.

A staunch advocate of nuclear disarmament, he said in an interview on the "Today" program: "I would give up everything I do and everything I have if I could make a significant difference in getting the nuclear arms race reversed.

The dynamic of the presidential race has reversed since the two candidates met on Sept. 26 for their first debate.

Sen-elect Cory Gardner (R) initially said "no" to the race but reversed course as the political environment faded for President Obama.

His effort to capture a state that President Obama won in 2008 came on a day when the usual pattern of the race was reversed: while Mr. Romney has been criticized by some Republicans for spending too much time raising money off the trail, he was the one on the multiple-day campaign swing this time, with Mr. Obama starting a fund-raising jaunt through California.

What If Races Reversed in Shooting?

When the races are reversed, in states without Stand Your Ground laws, that number climbs to 9.5percentnt; in states with such laws, it reaches almost seventeen per cent.

He played Prospero in a memorable performance of "The Tempest" in Central Park in 1995, and two years later he played Othello in an unusual production in Washington in which the races were reversed — his Othello was a white mercenary in a black African nation.

"And what if the races were reversed, and the shooter was a black kid who blew away an innocent white boy with a 9 millimeter?

A11 Shifting France Elections The French National Assembly passed legislation that could give the Socialist prime minister, Lionel Jospin, left, a hand in the 2002 presidential race by reversing the election calendar, moving the race for president before the legislative elections.