Sentence examples for race wound from inspiring English sources
As the race wound through the park, there were cheers for her from recreational runners, cyclists and sunbathers.
"He certainly opened up the race wound from Charlottesville.
As the triple crown race wound down, Kemp was content to let others do the math.
"Houston is like my 12-year-old son who outgrew his pants three times last year, which is good," he said an interview in his campaign office as the race wound down a few days ago.
On the track at the Olympic Stadium he was surrounded as ever by elite African athletes, maintaining a hopeful striking distance from the main pack as the race wound down into its late-middle period.
"I have no big race wounds," he declares early on.
"I have no big race wounds," he admits.
Hamilton can look back on some self-inflicted wounds - as well as greater misfortune when it comes to reliability - while Rosberg is probably licking his racing wounds somewhat.
About 100 people, some of them runners in the race, were wounded.
With every comment about pyramids and space aliens, every question about that "full scholarship" to West Point, every piece of evidence suggesting he may not have been the violent, misbegotten youth he claims to have been, those rational thinkers assume Carson will see himself out of the race, that wounds will close, no harm done.
OsAP77::GUS showed different patterns of GUS induction after the infection (virulent and avirulent races) and wounding with symptom (Figure 2A,B and D).
