Sentence examples for races which can from inspiring English sources

In the longest races, which can last 24 hours, he's been known to best the competition by an hour or more.

There are many yacht races which can stake a claim as the world's toughest, but when it comes to long-term hardship, breakneck sailing and an honest chance for disaster, it is difficult to one-up the singlehanded Vendee Globe race.

And it has supercharged our obsession with baseball statistics, such as batting averages, earned run averages and home run races, which can be updated in real time.

Doing well in races, which can involve either placing well or just pulling off a lot of pretty trick driving, or just driving with precision, will net you both credits and experience.

That struggle will devolve into a few legislative district races, which can be covered by beat reporters and legislative specialists.

Sponsors will notice if you've got the talent to compete professionally, and you need sponsors to move up to the professional level, unless you can front the money for professional races (which can run into the 100,000s with equipment and entry fees).

One other recent form of racing is bicycle motocross (BMX) racing, which can be traced to motocross racing.

There's no question it can do the same for horse racing, which can only be a good thing.

The couple are avid triathletes and are raising money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society with their latest race, which can be donated to here.

"To pretend otherwise is diversionary and indeed creates an 'artificial horse race' which can cause real damage to the prospects for agreement".

"Sons of" are, of course, commonplace in motor racing, which can feel like a regular aristocracy with its hereditary lines of Piquets, Hills, Villeneuves, Fittipaldis and Rosbergs.