Sentence examples for race trust from inspiring English sources
"I would have loved to have won the race, trust me.
Both races trust him like a parent and admire his evenhandedness, political instincts and common touch.
The government opted to sell the business at a discount price of some £200m to a racing trust made up of interested bodies - the Jockey Club, the British Horseracing Board, the Racecourse Association and Racehorse Owners Associationn, along with an independent member.
Friends in the Anti-Saloon League convinced him that banning parimutuel betting would cripple the racing trust.
It's also a necessary investment if you are serious about risking your neck on a competitive race course and, trust us, five days is the minimum.
A white environmental anthropologist friend, whose judgment of representations of race I trust loved it.
His father, Grady Sr., was a voluble police lieutenant in the Chicago suburb of Maywood who instilled in his two sons many of his favorite mantras, such as "Finish the race" and "Trust everyone, but cut the cards".
After the candidate passed, Mr. Rosenberg offered his view of the race: "You can trust him.
There has to be more dialogue, as in real discussion about race relations and trust.
Mr. Obama, as he spoke about income disparity in America on Tuesday, outlined what his campaign hopes to make a central question of the presidential race: Should voters trust Mr. Romney, one of the wealthiest candidates in modern times, to be fair to them?
