Sentence examples for races aimed at from inspiring English sources

The original Oaks predated the first English Derby by a year, and every major horse-racing country now has its own version of the two classic races aimed at selecting the best 3-year-olds.

Some had made plans to be there, others had roamed into the crowd by accident, but most seemed genuinely interested in the six America's Cup vessels that had assembled as part of a series of races aimed at drumming up interest in next year's big competition, in Bermuda.

The project will supply money to be invested into local clubs and introduce a new spring 10km race, aimed at mass participation but also looking to encourage more serious runners to pit themselves against Europe's leading runners – in much the same way as the London Marathon includes everyone from elite-level to fun runners.

For the last decade, colleges across the U.S. have been tricking out campuses to compete in an amenities arms race aimed at attracting prospective freshmen.

This is a completely contrarian approach to the familiar, "early-adopter," feature-bloated tech rat race aimed at a younger, tech-savvy market.

Democratic elected officials and strategists say that Mr. McCall's jump on the race is aimed at positioning him to take on not only Gov. George E. Pataki, the Republican incumbent who has hinted that he will seek a third term, but also a fellow Democrat, Andrew M. Cuomo, the secretary of Housing and Urban Development and son of former Gov. Mario M. Cuomo.

"Dirt," a new show about motocross racing, is aimed at boys.

Wiggins was the 120th starter in a race aimed specifically at the slower end of the time trial spectrum.

To the exasperation of some studio executives, last year's report depicted a sharp rise in spending by specialty labels, which make and distribute films intended for the annual awards races and others aimed at genres like horror.

While the 14th Amendment doesn't mention race, the drafters went on to pass race-specific legislation aimed at helping former slaves and other black Americans overcome more than a century of racial oppression.

One of the most striking campaign ads for the general election has nothing to do with the presidential race and is aimed at only one state.