Sentence examples for races typically from inspiring English sources

Races typically begin in the early afternoon.

Senator Claire McCaskill, a Democrat in one of the most closely watched Senate races, typically uses Missouree in her advertisements.

Enjoyment is not a word much used in a sport in which training and races typically leave the athletes breathless with agony.

Political analysts said state races typically hinge on local issues and personalities, which makes them only a partial predictor of the national mood.

April Johnson, a Web developer from Nashville, has used a G.P.S. device to create dozens of maps, including many of endurance horse races — typically 25-to-50-mile 25-to-50-mile 25-to-50-mile 25-to-50-mile

As recently as the 1990s — and consistently before that — winning governors' races typically meant winning 20 to 30 counties, though Mike Lowry, a Democrat, won in 1992 with only nine.

The race typically draws half a million spectators.

But polls this early in a race typically reflect name recognition more than anything else.

In fact, sled dogs in long-distance racing typically burn 240 calories a pound per day for one to two weeks nonstop.

If that doesn't stop him, what does?" Biden, the eighth Democrat to enter the 2008 White House race, typically registers in the low single digits in polls behind Clinton, Obama and 2004 vice presidential nominee John Edwards.

Coordinating the few hours before the event, between the time the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge is closed to traffic and the start of the race, typically takes a year of planning.