Sentence examples for race was organized from inspiring English sources

The race was organized online by Mr. Jordan and Bart Busschaert ahead of news that a second snowstorm in two weeks would drop several more inches on the park.

Neither of these ideals has been more than briefly and episodically descriptive of reality, or has served, except momentarily, as the principle around which the politics of race was organized, because, alas, not many realms in American life have been either truly color-blind or truly integrated.

To commemorate Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the race was organized by The Breast Cancer Foundation of Egypt and Susan G. Komen for the Cure®.

The race is organized by the Gowanus Dredgers, who have promoted water-sports on the canal since 1999.

However, in France, a specific type of trotting race is organized called racing under saddle ("trot monté"), in which the jockey rides on the horse's back.

After the first Grand Prix race in France in 1906 and the first Indianapolis 500 race in 1911, automobile racing was essentially different in Europe and in North America until in the 1950s Grand Prix racing was organized worldwide.

Racing is organized and overseen by the Jockey Club, a nonprofit, state-supervised organization that oversees wagers in 2,800 shops, which take one million bets per day.

The 'LOST-Race' is organized since 2008 by the Lake Ontario Swim Team [ 18].

As FINA World Cup races are organized on a professional base, i.e. allowing only a reserved number of participants [ 15] and a great increase in the numbers of participants were not to be expected.

Thousands take part in Argentina's 'Race for Education' BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, 5 April 2010 – A few days before the start of classes, some 5,000 people took part in Argentina's 'Race for Education', a three- and seven-kilometer foot race that was organized by UNICEF for the third consecutive year.

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, 5 April 2010 – A few days before the start of classes, some 5,000 people took part in Argentina's 'Race for Education', a three- and seven-kilometer foot race that was organized by UNICEF for the third consecutive year.