Sentence examples for rewarding race from inspiring English sources

Prost considers his win in the opening round in Brazil as his best and most rewarding race ever.

The skating style (think ice-skating on skis) makes for an extreme workout and has grown more rewarding as new racing technologies, including composite materials, trickled down to the equipment for recreational skiers.

"In one I looked happy and strong and in the other I was left questioning if there was a part of my body that didn't have cellulite," Beal said before explaining how hard ― but rewarding ― this particular race was for her.

The race was less rewarding with a near-stall at the start meaning he was well outside the top 10 by the time the cars reached turn 1.

For many women, entrepreneurship offers a rewarding alternative to the corporate rat race.

We hypothesized that flow influences the marathon race performance by an indirect rewarding effect.

For example, critics of affirmative action have said that it is not rewarding merit to offer admission based on race or ethnic origin.

True equality in the Best Actor race doesn't mean only rewarding black men in roles white men could never play.

This feature of the system, by design, resulted in a kind of computational arms race that strengthened the network by rewarding increased computing power.

Boyle has a warmer, more compassionate eye than Kubrick, and in the end while his movie is less ambitious -- it doesn't seek to explain the origin of the human race -- it's possibly more rewarding.

It was the only season where drivers were awarded points based on their money earnings, which ended up rewarding drivers who finished high in the big-money races.