Sentence examples for racing apart from inspiring English sources

All those elements of racing — apart from being talented — take some experience to pick up.

Galaxies are racing apart from one another at ever-increasing speeds, and at some extremely distant time, no star system will be within sight of any other.

The other thing I prefer about America's Cup racing, apart from the fact that the food is better than in ocean racing, is that much less depends on luck when you are racing around buoys.

By his own admission road racing, apart from the healthy international scene, is sadly struggling at local level.

"We won't be doing anything out of the ordinary before racing tomorrow apart from getting the course all walked back and levelled.

A day earlier, Sheene had been flung from his bike at 170 mph during testing at the Daytona Speedway Circuit,  ripping his racing suit apart and leaving his body twisted and broken.

"I didn't regard pensioners as a race apart".

"Women," he writes, "are still a race apart".

Income inequality and fear of violent crime have the effect of keeping races apart.

The first is "social separation": keeping the races apart seems to have been important.

They are a "secret army", a "state nobility", a "race apart", a "rigid and arrogant cast".