Sentence examples for racing told from inspiring English sources

Another owner Flavio Briatore, who also made a fortune in racing, told a British newspaper "Our program is to reach the Premier League within three years.

Jacky Lorenzetti, the millionaire owner of Racing, told a news conference on Thursday: "Carter will be the best-paid player at Racing but also the least expensive because of the economic benefits".

He had received a letter, while off racing, telling him that his father was very ill.

The speed skater Kip Carpenter, who placed third in his race, told The Boston Globe, "I was superamped and superpumped".

Jean Todt, the president of the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile which organises the race, told Bahrain Watch that the country's internal politics were irrelevant to the race's governing body.

Stuart Spencer, a political adviser to Ronald Reagan, said that he was distressed when Mr. Reagan, before his 1976 presidential race, told him that he would oppose abortion.

Mo Elleithee, Kaine's communications director in that race, told me, "We ran the first negative ad, and we did more negative points on TV.

According to the St Louis Post-Dispatch, Wesley Bell, the professor and local magistrate who won the Ward Three race, told supporters following the result: "This is the largest turnout ever in Ward Three.

An Olympic gold medalist in rowing, Matthew Pinsent, who was assistant umpire for the race, told the court that Mr. Oldfield could have been killed if he had been struck by an oar.

Ms. Greig, a former contestant on the Australian version of "The Amazing Race," told Australian reporters that she was surprised the call had gotten through and had fooled anyone, given her poor English accent.

Mr. Stempel, a car enthusiast who enjoyed going to auto races, told Business Week in 1988 that he drove to work in a Pontiac Bonneville SSE because "it's black, it's good-looking and it's fast".