Sentence examples for racing forever from inspiring English sources

I've been racing forever.

"They've been racing forever.

Years from now, the Spark-Renault SRT_01E may be recalled as the racecar that changed racing forever.

You need more horses like John Henry," he said, referring to the gelding who raced forever and became a legend.

Carl Lewis's name is now in the record books after his second-place finish to Ben Johnson in the 1988 Olympic 100m final in Seoul was upgraded to a gold medal following the doping scandal which ruined that race forever.

In such a case, the DoJ faces the unpalatable prospect of bringing charges that it knows may not stick in court but could nonetheless change the next presidential race forever, or exercising prosecutorial discretion that few will believe is entirely independent and risk undermining the outgoing president's legacy.

The utter uniqueness of the Holocaust was the Nazi plan to "ingather" all the Jews of the world to the death camp and end the Jewish "race" forever.

Gaming the system for racial advantage was not the singular, continuous, consuming passion for most Southerners; but slavery had warped the Southern political system from the start, and race forever lurked in the background of Southern political life.

Some of the constituents asked how they could get to know him, since he was forever racing past them in his chauffeured car, sirens screeching, lights flashing, on his way from one ceremonial appointment to another.

Indeed, as professionals, we are forever racing forward, scrambling to stay current and to figure out what's next, so much so that we often forget to reflect on the past.

There were already some misgivings in the auto world, with one prominent former driver, Damon Hill, telling the BBC that Formula One racing would "forever have the blight of association with the repressive methods to achieve order" if it held the race.