Sentence examples for race uphill from inspiring English sources

They race uphill for another half mile before Oakley pulls on the reins.

The runners race uphill, gaining 1,000 metres in altitude on a course of between 3km and 5km.

Fourth: The principle of compensating values still applies: Stock and currency prices that race uphill can and do go down just as rapidly.

Everyone cheered as Mohammad raced uphill, outrunning the soldiers.

About 50 other homes were threatened by the blaze, which began Thursday near the bottom of the gorge and raced uphill through rugged terrain of brush and timber.

Given how close the fire is, there are an astonishing number of people on the street: For all its unpredictability, there are some things about fire that you can apparently rely on, such as the fact that it races uphill.

"The race was uphill from that moment".

In contrast to Wiggins's more measured approach of winning time trials and sticking with his rivals when the race went uphill, Froome has taken the Tour by the scruff of its neck.

Mr. McCaig — who is also behind Texans for Individual Rights — said that to begin with, both of those races were "uphill battles".

The motor races going uphill and then sends you hurtling over the crest at extralegal velocities — up to 10 miles an hour faster than your chosen speed.

"But to run a very, very difficult uphill race during a time of great national conflict would mean you can't run the kind of race you need to run".