Sentence examples for setting races from inspiring English sources

He listed some of them in a recent presentation: setting races over less steep courses; ensuring that snow conditions are more uniform from top to bottom; slowing the aerodynamics of ski suits (the Austrians have some super-fast ones this year); mandatory cut-resistant underwear; and regular pre-race consultation with skiers.

The track's location, not far from the city center — it is only about 20 kilometers, or about 12 miles, away, also put Budapest at the forefront of a Formula One trend that saw venues setting races close to major urban capitals.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

With the street track winding through the heart of the city and the race's night setting, race promoters have always paid close attention to the entertainment component of the Singapore Grand Prix, both inside and outside the circuit zone.

Now, the sculpture of Pan and the goat is setting pulses racing once again.