Sentence examples for racing trouble from inspiring English sources

But, more importantly, my head agrees because I think there are key areas where Saracens are particularly well equipped to cause Racing trouble.

On the downside, putting a figure on the number of hits that trigger a breach has run racing into trouble before – although the definition of what constitutes a "hit" and enduring emphasis on excessive force (rather than just frequency) will help.

"People In other countries read a lot about race troubles in the U.S.... he says.

The prospect of two candidates named Francis Powers in the race troubles many Republicans.

By 1967, however, race troubles and violence were gripping East New York, and most of my relatives were on their way out, to other parts of Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island.

Being young Southerners educated in the North, we felt Frost represented a kind of old-fashioned but indisputably authentic Americanism, vital exposure we'd grown up exiled from because of race troubles, and because of absurd preoccupations about the South itself, practiced by people who should know better.

In the book, the Walkers wrote: "The only practical and permanent solution of the present and future race troubles in the United States is entire separation by Emigration of the Negro from America".

Even in a year when race troubles have surged violently to the forefront, the bloodshed in Charleston, S.C., was especially horrendous -- and eerie: A young white man joined a prayer meeting in a black church -- perhaps even was welcomed -- sat quietly for an hour and then coldly opened fire, killing nine.

Instead, they go wherever there is trouble, racing up and down the highways at 90 miles an hour in their Dodge trucks (so quickly, in fact, that Humvees cannot keep up with them).

This is the world that the dealer Frank (the excellent Richard Coyle) inhabits when he's not racing from one trouble to the next, anxiously trying to peddle dope (he calls it gear) and staying out of the gun sights of one scary big fixer.

Regulators and bankers racing to bolster troubled bond insurance companies are considering splitting the firms into two parts: one for safe municipal debt and the other for riskier mortgage-related securities.