Sentence examples for races believing from inspiring English sources

Five Ford teams, those of drivers Chad Little, Jimmy Spencer, Rich Bickle, Dick Trickle and Billy Standridge, ran Thunderbird-bodied race cars, instead of the standard Taurus ran at most 1998 Winston Cup Series races, believing the Thunderbird to have an aerodynamic advantage at the restrictor plate racetracks.

Both in the past and today, determining the boundaries of discrete races has proven to be most vexing and has led to great variations in the number of human races believed to be in existence.

Brownley and Bera, who first won their seats two years ago, when President Obama was reelected, are in races believed to be very close.

One of his pertinent reflections runs:Any race believing itself to be descended from the ancient Greeks would be automatically unhappy.

Hulleberg, a senior, was having a strong season and entered the race believing he could finish in the lead pack over the 8,000-meter 8,000-metercoursejust under five miles.

Several state party leaders, whose support can be critical in a primary, are salivating at the prospect of a Pirro-Clinton race, believing it will take one strong woman to defeat another.

As word of the plan spread, Hardin dropped out of the race, believing he would be beaten by the Stone Goebel alliance.

Vortigaunts are shown as a very communal and cultural race, believing in a force that binds the fabric of the universe and each Vortigaunt together, as well as producing a tradition of poetry and music.

Ben Carson, one of the leaders of the US Republican presidential race, believes the solution lies in the Bible.

The white race believes – believes with all its heart – that it is their right to take the land.

"And let me tell you why: Every other Democrat in this race believes that the way to beat George Bush is to be like George Bush.