Sentence examples for racing one another from inspiring English sources

On machines derived from ski-borne taxis, daredevil motorcyclists had started racing one another as soon as they could fit small gasoline engines onto lightweight chassis.

My high school friends and I rode for hours, practicing our skills and racing one another.

"You hear about footballers racing one another in training to see whether the game is right about who is quickest," explains Miles Jacobson, Football Manager's director.

All these tribes are racing one another, at high speed, towards the point where the anticipation of a film becomes more important than the simple thrill of discovery.

Watching her in the four-hundred-metre freestyle was like seeing two races at once, one superimposed on the other: Ledecky alone in a pool, racing only herself, and then the other seven swimmers around her, racing one another.

In what proved to be a competition within the competition, the four Americans who did swim were essentially racing one another for the privilege to team with Lezak, Weber-Gale and Phelps.

The Scene was organized in loosely affiliated digital crews, which raced one another to be the first to put new material on the IRC channel.

The Christie's catalog notes that clippers waited there for their cargo of tea after the crop was harvested; they loaded the ships and raced one another home either to London or America.

After a police officer was coaxed into organizing an escort, dozens of travelers piled into cars that raced one another down the deserted boulevards at terrifying speed, tucking in behind an enormous armored police truck that blasted its horn and swiveled its water cannons at anyone who approached.

When the tide has turned and the skiffs are up on the water, the pubs race one another.

It allows visitors to race one another to answer some basic yes-or-no questions on deadline.