Sentence examples for race taken from inspiring English sources

"In British horseracing, I haven't seen a race taken away since … God knows when," he said.

Early last year, he began his government's first term by apologising to the "stolen generations": children, many of mixed race, taken by the authorities from aboriginal families.

The jockey lost out in a whip controversy which saw him have Alcazar's race taken away from him, though that was eventually reversed on appeal.

Secretary of State Colin Powell has said that in his military career he at times benefited from having his race taken into account.

A snapshot of the race, taken during a burst of summer campaigning, found that Mr. Obama holds an advantage of 6 percentage points over Mr. Romney in Florida and Ohio.

Tim Weiner (NYT) THE POLLS THREE STATES WEIGH IN Gov. George W. Bush of Texas holds an 18-point lead over Vice President Al Gore in the latest poll on the presidential race taken in Indiana and a 4-point lead in the latest Pennsylvania poll.

The race took its toll on him.

When will the second race take place?

The UK race takes place at Silverstone.

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The race takes three months and covers twenty-five thousand miles.