Sentence examples for racing over to from inspiring English sources

A while back, I talked to a prominent physicist who carefully explained that although the odds against all the oxygen molecules suddenly racing over to clump on one side of the room were really, really, really high, it could happen.

He had brought novel flashes of exhibitionism into play on the cricket field, racing over to embrace a fieldsman after a catch, his own shirt unbuttoned almost to the navel.

But the proprietor of a large hotel here, Connie Apergis, was scornful of her mostly British guests: "There are thousands more people here this year, English people in droves, though they can't stand the heat, all of them racing over to Sami to see where the movie was made.

Scrum-half Pienaar provided the pass and his half-back partner sold an outrageous dummy before racing over to score.

A famous image from the 1973 final is Sunderland manager Bob Stokoe, in his hat, coat and red tracksuit bottoms, racing over to celebrate with Montgomery.

"Why are these guys racing over to me?

I raced over, to find said man halfway into his challenge, having already reached waist-height on a projection beamed on to the wall of the cinema's cafe.

I thought he was full of hippy garbage until the cops raced over to a dude sitting behind us.

I was across the store witnessing what was happening and raced over, yelling to the mother that her child had just run into the parking lot.

Wu Huanglong, 43, raced over on his motorcycle to find his son lying, face up, on his blood-soaked navy backpack.

I thanked him, backed my boat back into the water and raced over to the spot.