Sentence examples for race which have from inspiring English sources

This article also contained a comparison between state and national polls in the presidential race: which have been more free of bias?

Calls for Hillary Clinton to leave the race, which have been common since Super Tuesday, are escalating among the pundit people.

Even winning just the time-trial and the road race, which have more in common, has been done only three times at any level.

Mr. Obama seemed eager to go beyond his past interventions in the race, which have included forceful rejections of Mr. Trump's statements and policy proposals.

Asked this week why cases by Mr. Race, which have cost the city millions in lawsuits, were not part of the review, Mr. Hynes said no one had brought claims about him to his office.

The shifting dynamics of the race, which have emboldened top Democrats and their allies, underscore the intense reaction to Mr. Ryan's proposal, the centerpiece of a budget that House Republicans voted to approve in April to address the nation's long-term financial problems.

Neither Silver Charm nor Real Quiet tried the race, which has not been good to Baffert.

A race which had held such promise ultimately dispensed as much sadness as joy.

It was a soccer scene at a bike race, which has — and will — become more common here.

I've got the better of him both in qualifying and the race, which has been surprising".

One is the marathon race, which had no place in ancient athletics at Olympia or anywhere else.