Sentence examples for riveting race from inspiring English sources

After such a riveting race Sunday, Formula One might have left China with a glowing reputation and newfound popularity.

The last time Phelps swam the race in the United States, at the 2008 Olympic trials, he and Lochte produced a riveting race, with Phelps prevailing and both swimmers surpassing Phelps's existing world record.

For some residents of Flushing, Queens, the most riveting race for president isn't in the United States, it's in Taiwan.

Sure, he won in Portugal from pole position, and it wasn't the most riveting race, but what it did tell us is that there is nothing between the top three riders this season.

For the last 39 years, Brennan's has been racing red-eared slider turtles in front of tens and tens of fans that come weekly to view riveting reptilian races.

It rivets attention, races fast and displays distinctive Perry hallmarks, especially in its standoffs.

Rolf was widely credited with conceiving and executing one of the most daring final-hour US Senate campaign "turnarounds" of the 1990's in the most consequential and nationally riveting US Senate race of that year.

What has riveted people watching the race are not the political issues, but also the personal ones.

For those of you not yet riveted by the Republican race, Mr. Paul, the dark-horse libertarian with equally dusky brows, was a victim of hot lights, faulty adhesive or merely a devilish optical illusion when his right eyebrow seemed to dip toward the stage at Dartmouth College.

"In a sport where the unscripted drama usually lasts only a couple of minutes," Roy, of NBC, said, "Katie, in her signature race, has made riveting television last the full eight minutes".

In fact, BLM was a movement that deeply inspired Prince and moved him to make a riveting and notable remark about race just last year: .