Sentence examples for racing due from inspiring English sources

Bookies say they have been swamped with bets on Celebrity Big Brother because of restrictions on horse racing due to the outbreak of foot and mouth disease.

The suits would probably not have thrown their money behind a story about two drivers who contested an F1 season 37 years ago until one of them stopped racing due to heavy rain.

Gallagher and Green did race together in a second-tier Europa Cup event in Italy this month, in order to ensure their eligibility for the Worlds in Panorama with racing due to start on Wednesday.

The automakers traded in a narrow range, with Honda Motor dropping 1.3% to 1,664 yen ($18.02) after it announced that it was pulling out of Formula One auto racing due to the weakening business environment.

Early 1000 Guineas favourite Certify  was one of 11 horses trained by Godolphin's Mahmood Al Zarooni that were banned from racing due to the discovery of traces of banned anabolic steroids.

For example, in 1943, Arlington Park shifted its major races to Washington Park as a result of curtailed racing due to World War II.

Details are kept secret until the race, due this year on 15 and 16 July.

Unfortunately, that was the last time he raced, due to injury problems.

After that, in my whole career, I only missed one race due to injury.

Mr Coleman won his race due to the untimely death of his opponent, Paul Wellstone.

However, I am not gaining any insight into the presidential race due to its weekly mention.