Sentence examples for race with something from inspiring English sources

It is obvious that white Australians approach Webo and Uluru itself affirmatively and, for such a casual race, with something like reverence.

Dedicated to preserving traditional core curriculums from the predations of multicultural-minded leftists, the council must have been one of the only ideological organizations in America watching the presidential race with something close to indifference.

Most members of another race view us with something between mild, unconscious and extreme and overt suspicion, guilt, fear, and anger.

You can quickly tweak your design between races or show up with something totally new.

But, of course, the fact that the incoherence that we call race can somehow be compatible with something like philosophical rigor lets us know something about the limits of philosophy, you know?" Moten's poetry, which was a finalist for a National Book Award, in 2014, has a good deal in common with his critical work.

On the face of it this latest news suggests that ITV, whose contract starts with the new year, is inclined to make further use of old templates formed by Channel 4 Racing than to come up with something entirely new.

In "Race", Mr Mamet replaces moral righteousness with something more real.

Future challengers and defenders knew they would have to come up with something new to race in -and agree on it - or they would never see another America's Cup match again.

She ended the race with leggings soaked with blood – something many women fear on a monthly basis, and something we still regard as horrifying.

"It might have helped if he'd had something to race with, but I'm thrilled with him".

And I didn't realize how important or how good that was until we had that very close race, that second race with George Bush, and you had something that goes wrong in Florida.