Sentence examples for racing directly from inspiring English sources

The elevator shifts into express mode, racing directly to the floor of his choosing — becoming, in essence, a private lift.

Another features two elderly women in wheelchairs racing directly toward each other to see who bails out first.

Sizing Europe perhaps paid the price for racing directly head-to-head with his illustrious rival at one stage, and also stumbled badly on the downhill straight.

In terms of economic impact, horse racing directly accounts for $10.6 billion in goods and services, with an annual gross domestic income of $26.1 billion.

Most likely, your mind has raced directly to the face of HBO's John Oliver.

But Nevin's serenity vanished when two boats of young men raced directly toward him in what felt like the start of a threatening encounter.

The study shows that attitudes about race directly impact health outcomes.

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Have you, as a parent — of any race — directly addressed the question of skin color and bias with your children, and how?

Stewart, a part-owner of the team, began the race directly behind the pole sitter Newman, and so he finished 301 laps later, with Newman stretching the United States Army Chevrolet's fuel reserves to win his first Sprint Cup race since April 2010.

In a striking film called "Au Bord de la Loire," one of a small number of pieces in the show to address race directly, Ms. Magema reminds us that a few centuries ago her relationship to France might have been as a West Indies slave.