Sentence examples for races engaging from inspiring English sources

And that sends Langdon and Sienna off to the races, engaging in one of those book-length scavenger hunts that Mr. Brown creates so energetically.

He said that 4/5ths of the club's members don't race, engaging instead in the somewhat slower but still brisk Healthwalk.

He was arrested in Hong Kong in February and was accused of fixing horse races and engaging in illegal bookmaking.

The study also found that gay and bisexual men in their 20's of all races were engaging in behavior that put them at high risk for AIDS, said federal researchers who presented the findings at the Eighth Annual Retrovirus Meeting here today.

For his part, the general disagreed with the prevailing view held by the emperor, and said that people of both races were engaging in illegal trading, as well as blaming the incoming immigrants' personal addictions rather than the Chinese merchants for bringing in opium.

Together they make the Greenburgh race quite engaging.

Franchitti sped from 11th place on the starting grid to first, a position he held for much of the latter half of the race, until engaging in a duel with Ed Carpenter, a driver that had not threatened the series' top names all season but had logged consecutive second-place finishes at Kentucky entering Sunday's race.

How well a candidate is known at this stage of a campaign is not necessarily a reflection of where they will stand when the race engages in earnest.

The racing he engages in is cruel, illegal and only minimally lucrative.

Federal prosecutors have alleged that top officials at the racing association engaged in conspiracy, tax evasion and fraud.

On a practice track before today's race, Johnson and Greene engaged in a stare down, the sprinter Brian Lewis said.