Sentence examples for race with that from inspiring English sources

An advantage of replacing the rhetoric of race with that of class is that all opposition parties can agree on the ideal of equality.

Referring to Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts and Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, Mr. Green asked: "Could Kerry or Lieberman stay in the race with that history?

"In a very short campaign like this one, the person they know and like most is Martha Coakley, and she walked into the race with that advantage".

How do you get new viewers to appreciate what Paul Page, ABC's race caller, described on a conference call yesterday as "the sight of an open-wheel race with that high-pitched whine of the engines" when they are attuned to sponsor-splashed stock cars driven by Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Jimmie Johnson, not to the I.R.L.'s Dan Wheldon and Tony Kanaan?

"I have to be smart and race with that knowledge.

It's hard to win a race with that kind of headwind.

So, how have the other parties responded to the two-horse race turning into a three-legged race (with all that that implies)?

Mr. Calvert won many races with that refrigerator-white Mustang over the past three decades, setting records and clinching a national championship.

"We didn't feel it was relevant for him to be racing with that on his mind," Horner said.

"It was a big result for me - there's only three races with that many points on the Ironman circuit" he told BBC Radio Jersey.

He raced around the track during a wet race with tires that were worn down to the canvas and finally skidded off into a barrier just as he made his way into the pits to change tires.