Sentence examples for race sooner from inspiring English sources

Mr. Garin said the campaign believed that men had tuned into the race sooner, and that generally those who know General Clark better responded more positively.

He might have fared better if he had jumped into the race sooner, campaigned even harder and found a way to speak more effectively to working-class black voters, people involved with that campaign say.

Then, in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Florida, Mr. Edwards would have a chance at winning and battling Mr. Kerry in a showdown March 16 in Illinois, provided he withstands inevitable pressure from party leaders to end the race sooner.

A takeout option is on the ground floor along Hill Street, in case you want to get back to the race sooner.

But unless he's eliminated from the race sooner rather than later, look for Trump in the coming months to unveil a creative yet realistic immigration policy that everyone can live with.

Beyond that, the Air Titan will allow Nascar to get back to racing sooner after rain delays.

"There is a statistical prejudice, we think, against fashionable sires because the offspring of those stallions are more likely to be retired from racing sooner, especially fillies who are attractive broodmare prospects," said Ed Bowen, the president of the Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation.

But there should be little doubt that Americans are tuning into the presidential race earlier and that they are becoming more partisan, two trends that lock them into their choices sooner.

But there should also be little doubt that Americans are tuning into the presidential race earlier, and that they are becoming more partisan, two trends that lock them into their candidate choices sooner and reduce late-stage volatility.

In fact the media's emphasis on the horse races and pundits' insistence that those races begin ever sooner suggest that governing doesn't really matter.

But Penske Racing came calling sooner and offered him a full-time Sprint Cup ride in 2010.