Sentence examples for races so much from inspiring English sources

Just listening to her speak — Wittenberg's mind races so much that she often fails to complete a sentence before starting a new one — left them marveling at her enthusiasm but feeling bombarded by her litany of ideas.

Sarah Mott, a 15-year-old swimmer, said she was filled with negative thoughts before races, so much so that she contemplated quitting what had been her favorite sport since she was 4. Mott, who lives in Frederick, Md., contacted Dr. Goldberg at his office in Massachusetts on the recommendation of a teammate.

McCain's dreadful management of his campaign is not only bringing down his own ticket, it is having a poisonous effect on Congressional races, so much so that it is becoming increasingly likely that Democrats could reach 60 seats in the new Senate.

"Racing on the road, because we're racing so much... you just think about the here and now.

You have to race so much to know how to react in different races.

"He's raced so much already in cars very similar to that.

"Normally, pacemakers don't affect the race so much," Rop said.

"We haven't transcended race so much that black politicians don't need every possible black vote," Andra Gillespie says.

But to give whites and race so much power is to me incredibly destructive and counterproductive and hurts.

I enjoyed car racing so much that in the early years I'd book flights to Spain or Italy on my free weekends just to watch a race.

The global economy isn't a race so much as it's a relay.And Mr Drum responds:Wait a second.