Sentence examples for race want from inspiring English sources

Those of us who are not winning even the financial part of the race want to believe that our children still might.

I want to race, want to toe the line.

Mr. Gandhi, who has staked his political credibility on the race, wanted to send a clear signal of where his ambitions lie.

She faces a minimum six-month ban but Richards, who won the race, wants more.

"They went into the race wanting gold and so they are clearly disappointed but what a fantastic advert for rowing in terms of how close it was.

Hamilton heads into Sunday's race wanting to cut Rosberg's 14-point championship advantage ahead of Formula 1's four-week summer break.

The native Nord race wants to free their land from Imperial interference, to become independent.

Everyone in the race wants to declare these party officials correct without trashing a popular Democratic president.

Huntsman, who seems to be in an entirely different race, wants to bring the troops home from Afghanistan.

"I, like other fans of horse racing, want to see her tested.

Most whites live in largely white neighborhoods, where homes often prove to be a better investment because people of all races want to live there.