Sentence examples for race to both from inspiring English sources

Britain had recently lost the race to both the North and South poles.

While extraterrestrial resources remain unmined they are also unclaimed, leading to what could be a modern day space race to both claim and mine extraterrestrial resources.

Lal was unsuccessful in the June polls, as he lost races to both the Lok Sabha and the Haryana assembly.

Donors with enough resources can hedge their bets by giving the maximum $4,600 for the primary and general races to both Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton.

"This approach has been effective in bringing new fans to racing, and we hope to see similar success with the 'Road to the Kentucky Derby' series," said Bob Evans, the president and chief executive of Churchill Downs Inc. "The key difference is that we promote racing to both men and women by focusing on the fan's entire experience of racing, not just the race itself.

Over the past decade, restaurants and food manufacturers alike have raced to both drive and adapt to the consumer fascination with high-end water.

Ralph Nader, the Green Party candidate, said he joined the race to critique both the Democrats and Republicans.

KPMG, for example, last year won the race to provide both services to Rentokil, a British pest-control firm.

That makes it far more likely that the Empire Maker-Funny Cide rematch will take place in the Travers, a race to which both trainers are committed.

Following the race to the sea, both sides dug in along a meandering line of fortified trenches, stretching from the North Sea to the Swiss frontier with France.

So while Republicans have a big head start in the race to the bottom, both parties are headed in the same direction.