Sentence examples for race rich from inspiring English sources

It was like a perfectly handicapped horse race, rich in emotion and national yearnings.

Poor starts, particularly in Australia, Bahrain, Canada and Italy, have damaged Hamilton's season, but he clearly came to the Sepang International Circuit in the mood to make a statement and the margin of his superiority will see him go into the race rich in confidence.

Now, it appears that the 20th anniversary staging of Around Alone, scheduled to begin in September 2002, will also mark the beginning of a new chapter in the race's rich archives.

Here's a look back at some of the day's developments:  Terry McAuliffe's slim margin of victory of Ken Cuccinelli in the Virginia governor's race was rich with all sorts of meaning.

"I'm sure Yorkshire will give the 2014 Tour de France a welcome which will stand out in the race's rich history".

Our hypothesis looks like the strategy for playing at a horse race: a rich gambler (high-quality females) bets a lot of money (resources) on a sure thing (daughters), but a poor one bets all on a dark horse (sons).

"Andalusia is a land of mixed races and rich roots," she says.

The major thrust of the Warren Court was toward equality— between the races, between rich and poor criminal defendants, between country and city voters.

My races were rich, vibrant, life-changing experiences that cannot be reflected in a cold, numeric, one-size-fits-all decal.

It's reductionist, I know, but I'd always assumed that the people who go to the races are rich (the same way that I assume anything who goes skiing is also rich).

Jesus of Nazareth, or Jesus Christ, continues to intrigue all sectors of society, all peoples, all races, both rich, not so rich and, most particularly, the underclass and poor.