Sentence examples for races mentioned from inspiring English sources

In the House, there are 45 open seat races, including the five "no contest" races mentioned earlier.

On the subject of the green-tech space race mentioned the other day, some knowledgeable friends have pointed out details that put China's moves in perspective.

By Evan Osnos April 24, 2009 On the subject of the green-tech space race mentioned the other day, some knowledgeable friends have pointed out details that put China's moves in perspective.

The only race mentioned was for Illinois governor in 2010 — the year Mr. Obama's Senate term ended — but the group decided to put off considering the idea until at least his fourth year in the Senate.

"Nowhere in the book is race mentioned, so why do you have an entirely white cast?" Marron became interested in exploring the lack of diversity in mainstream films after finding success in the entertainment industry – and still encountering hesitation from casting agents who told him he didn't fit a "specific type".

"Beggar's Canyon" allows the player to reenact the race mentioned in A New Hope, while "The Death Star Trench Run" allows the player to execute an alternate version of the movie's climactic battle.

Jockey and sports analyst Gary Stevens noted prior to the Belmont, "I haven't heard Thoroughbred horse racing mentioned on CNN for a long time, and it was right at the top of the hour ... He's brought us mainstream again for the first time in a lot of years".

But neither "Togo" nor "The Great Serum Race" mentions this feat.

Mr. Sherman, though, said the voters who knew him well would decide the race, mentioning free concerts in a local park, where for years he has shown up weekly to talk to constituents.

Trump cited three polls that showed him leading the race — mentioning none of the many that show him behind — bucking himself up as much as speaking to the audience.

This comes after a similar expose in the Sunday Times with the headline "hard left plot to infiltrate Labour race," mentioning some of the same groups and some others, too.