Sentence examples for race whose from inspiring English sources

One aide wearily compared the campaign to a cross-country race whose finish line keeps creeping farther away.

Stewart started in seventh position at Indy in an Oldsmobile, a race whose internal politics overshadowed his feat.

This particular race — whose course took us under waterfalls and along sheer cliffs — was by far the most beautiful I have run.

In the etchings of Piranesi, Rome seems like "the creation and home of earthly giants, a titanic but now vanished race whose like would not come again".

As executive producer of the Emmy award-winning reality show "The Amazing Race," whose new season premieres on Sunday, he says he has circled the world 57 times.

Most voters are Coloureds, of mixed race, whose half-way status under apartheid left them with a peculiar contempt for blacks.

(Teresa, not Dale, is the Earnhardt involved with Earnhardt-Ganassi Racing, whose driver Jamie McMurray just won the Brickyard 400 and, in February, the Daytona 500).

Fox-Pitt, for those of you who might be interested, is married to one of the presenters of Channel 4 Racing, whose name escapes me.

Unlike golf (whose fans tend to be old, white and well-off), or NASCAR racing (whose fanbase lies in the white South), football spans racial, class and partisan divides.

The transition is a difficult one, taking Nothstein from cycling's sprint velodromes, in which he races over short distances, to the long-distance, often multiday races whose pinnacle is the 20-stage, 2,000-mile-plus Tour de France.

He was retired from stud in 1952, and he died on November 13 , 1954 the same day as the running of two races whose names reflected his fame: the Gallant Fox Handicap at Jamaica in New York and the Marguerite Stakes at Pimlico in Baltimore.