Sentence examples for races to date from inspiring English sources

French men, after all, have won all three Vendee races to date.

She's by Kyllachy, whose progeny often need some cut, and has progressed nicely through her four races to date.

Hamilton has won nine of the 15 races to date in what has been his most dominant season in F1.

By way of comparison, the pole car in Nascar's top series, the Sprint Cup, has won only three times in the 35 races to date.

Shiffrin said she had been watching the Olympic Alpine races to date and reacted to some of the subpar American performances.

After finishing third, first and third respectively in the three races to date in Australia, Malaysia and China, Vettel is confident of being in the mix again this weekend in Bahrain.

Take the race to date as evidence.

The 1984 race between incumbent North Carolina Senator Jesse Helms and Governor Jim Hunt was the country's most expensive and, arguably, meanest Senate race to date.

It's worth pointing out, too, the source of the two largest donations in the race to date, which have gone to super PACs supporting Senator Ted Cruz.

That year culminated in me swimming the length of Lake Windermere, my longest and toughest race to date: 10 miles non-stop in cold water.

Such fears aren't unfounded: candidates in a few other races have seen recent attacks suggesting that national gay groups are trying to push a "radical agenda," though the Wisconsin race, to date, has been largely focused on the economy.