Sentence examples for races run by from inspiring English sources

The Daily Racing Form gives him a compressed description of the last dozen races run by each horse entered in a race.

While these races, run by a breed called quarter horses, lack the ebb-and-flow suspense of a longer thoroughbred race, they make up for it in a pure adrenalin rush.

Around the country, the Obama voters who were so energized in 2008 are rueful and dispirited, taking their cue from the timid races run by so many fearful Democratic candidates.

Indeed, entry lists for many of the 27 full and half-Ironman races held worldwide, as well as iron-distance races run by other organizations, fill within hours, or at least days, after registration opens.

Ward has agonized over the poor race run by Monarchos in the Preakness.

The Nationalist vote was further diluted by the independent race run by James Soong, a former party stalwart.

He is the silent part-owner of Ed Carpenter Racing, run by his stepson, Ed Carpenter, who will start 20th Sunday.

So I signed up for a four-day intensive training in the art of sled dog racing, run by Mr. Dixon, a self-proclaimed "passionate recreational musher".

There are some similarities between Mr. Riordan's campaign and the successful race run by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York, also a Republican.

More than 8,000 racers have passed his finish-line timing shed in a race run by the Gunstock Ski Club and named for Piché, a New Hampshire racer who dedicated himself to junior racing in 1938.

Amid the excitement of yesterday's run - which with a 5km race run by 12,500 people was the first large-scale event since the Games - I glimpsed the purple and orange shirt of one of the Olympic volunteers whose enthusiasm and bonhomie was the real flesh on the bones of the hard infrastructure of London 2012.