Sentence examples for raced simultaneously from inspiring English sources
Other events included qualifying and practice on Friday, and Saturday's American LeMans 100, in which several vehicle classifications with two-person crews raced simultaneously.
Remote voters have more time to make informed decisions than those herded through busy voting booths, says Michael Alvarez at the California Institute of Technology, especially if many races run simultaneously.
Up to five ghosts can be raced against simultaneously.
Up to 3 player-contributed ghosts can be raced against simultaneously, but only one can be saved per track.
CBS Sports ran the videos of Canonero II's and Secretariat's races simultaneously on its program "Sports Illustrated," appearing to show Secretariat finishing three lengths ahead of Canonero II.
It should be remembered that it was Blatter's decision to run both the 2018 and 2022 races simultaneously – ostensibly for commercial reasons but also because it suited his political ends – that caused much of the mess.
Even with the mandatory recounts required by Florida law, it appeared he was headed for certain defeat: Palm Beach County does not own the modern, high-speed tabulation machines required to conduct recounts in multiple races simultaneously.
However, this locus was also detected to be related to the resistance to Hg Type 1.2.3.5.7 (race 4) in our study, indicating that it could underlie SCN resistance more than one races simultaneously and might facilitate to breed new soybean varieties resistant to SCN race 3, 4 and 14.
Six different race classes were being run simultaneously with boats ranging from 25 feet to 125 feet (and costing a few hundred thousand to several million dollars).
His revelation was a punch in my gut, and as my mind simultaneously raced for comprehension and was struck numb, he dropped his next bombshell: his mistress was six months pregnant.
The fair, held on the parklike infield of the Fair Grounds Race Track, features 10 stages where musical performances run simultaneously.
