Sentence examples for race thinking from inspiring English sources

Then she watched the final two groups race, thinking she could not win a medal.

He still loves trying to keep two steps ahead in the race, thinking coolly through its hectic dangers.

"People keep coming out of the woodwork and there's not a lot I can do about that," says England. "There's no point before a race thinking someone's a cheat.

"I left the last race thinking it has been a great couple of weeks.

In fact, Locke himself thought it possible (and actual) for human beings biologically similar in the way that American race thinking presupposes to be members of different races.

Teams went into the race thinking it would probably be a two-stop but might be a three-stop, which was slightly slower on paper.

"It was the first year when I was entering races thinking: 'I don't know if I want to do this,'" she admits.

So here's the upshot of the wild card: Regarding close divisional races, thinking fans must often ask, where's the drama?

"You can't go into races thinking about the connotations of it.

My mind naturally raced, thinking of all the possible threats in that building.

#5: Divergent by Veronica Roth I'll never forget staring at the closed book, mind racing, thinking, What will become of Tris and Four?! I mean, damn.