Sentence examples for set race from inspiring English sources

The violence has set race relations back considerably, he said.

The club wants the Police Department to specify what their costs are so it can set race fees a year in advance.

They have had a similar effect for slalom racers, but at a cost: since World Cup athletes are already pushing their bodies to the limit, carving puts extra pressure on knees and other joints and adds to the risk of injury.Nobody wants an outright ban on carving skis, which would set race times back at least 20 years.

People have set race aside out of respect for the Damond family, but reiterating police brutality's disproportionate impact on black lives is not disrespectful.

Near the conclusion of the podcast (1 44:50) Harris remarked, "I worry that BLM, if it got all the attention that it wants, it could set race relations back in this country a generation".

There is no set race on the Lingfield calendar but Tabor said track officials had agreed to put one together for Johannesburg, who will have only one prep for the Kentucky Derby.

"Typical Natalie set, racing the guys," Mitchell remembers.

When Congressman Paul Ryan strode on to the national stage as Mitt Romney's vice-presidential candidate, it wasn't just political pulses that were set racing.

Good, the judge said, emphasizing the importance of seating a jury capable of setting race aside, lest the results be reversed yet again.

By setting race aside, we are limiting our room for improvement.

— DUNCAN IRVING Federer had a great look at another break in the 29th game of the set, racing out to a 0-40 lead of the set.