Sentence examples for race to be called from inspiring English sources

But the protesters were calling for the race to be called off until their needs were met.

Another way to look at it, he said, is for the race to be called "V8's on Prozac".

So even with a Pacific time-zone disadvantage, officials there expect even a close race to be called before midnight Eastern time.

Obama decided to deliver a major address on race, to be called "A More Perfect Union," on March 18th, at the National Constitution Center, in Philadelphia.

"However, when reports of actual vote from sample or model precincts came in," it said, "they supported the survey results and allowed the race to be called".

The FIA confirmedon Wednesday that "not one team" has made an official approach asking for the race to be called off, or at least postponed.

The oil-rich state is in the Caucasus region where eastern Europe and western Asia meet and its F1 race is to be called Grand Prix of Europe.

In the Senate, Republicans have gained at least six seats, with close races still to be called in Colorado, Washington and Alaska.

Indeed, the competition among the networks, particularly the 24-hour news channels on cable, has become so fierce that primary races tend to be called the instant the polls close, if not a few minutes earlier.

The House of Representatives will also hold a record number of women this term, with 77 Congresswomen elected so far and several races still to be called.

The media duly reported that "black leaders... say members of their race would prefer to be called African Americans rather than blacks".