Sentence examples for racing memory from inspiring English sources
She is the one fixed point in the 62 years of British life and history since, both on the turf and off, and victory for Dartmouth would be a racing memory to match Estimate's success in the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot in June 2013.
Your best and your worst racing memories happened at Belmont.
The defense was making a case for, among other things, the power of race memory.
Photography from Lo Calzo's series "CASTA: Race, Memory, and Community in the Southern United States".
Oh What a Lovely War awakened race memory in our audiences.
He even indicates that they may have been soured by their race memory of the sunnier weather their ancestors abandoned.
Even without those complications, the case for race memory would be harder to make to white people than to black people.
It's a result of a race memory of the brutalities of the industrial revolution, he believes, a psychological need for green thoughts in green shades.
Ever eager to put my head in the noose, I say that the old stereotypes of Ireland are alien to most people aged under 40 in England these days, and are as distant a race memory as the Empire.
The guilty verdict had made White the sort of hero all too familiar in the race memory of African-Americans — someone held up as an example of the unjustly treated black man.
Are the obsolete snowflake decorations of today's un-wintery, wet, warm Christmas now merely a race memory of the days when we had definable seasons, rather than just climatic blandness interrupted by catastrophes?
