Sentence examples for side of a race from inspiring English sources

They have clear memories of waving their father off on the side of a race circuit.

Evans's Top Gear has suffered from numerous blows over the last few months, with photo's emerging online of the presented apparently 'throwing up' by the side of a race course leading to claims he was "unfit for the job".

This isn't the first time they've been on opposite sides of a race: two other cases were the 1998 gubernatorial race and the 2006 primary for attorney general.

A big advertising campaign by the government and the broadcasting industry, complete with messages on the side of a Nascar race car, has asked consumers, "Are you ready?" Still, Nielsen Media Research estimates that 7.8 million households, representing 6.8percentt of homes with television, were not ready as of December because they had not upgraded any of their television sets.

On one side of it a racing bike was locked to a fire hose; on the other sat a vintage Mercedes with soft tires, mint green.

This new drive for English devolution is starting to look like the Tory side of an arms race – with Ed Miliband pushing Labour's plans to devolve £30bn to cities, their surrounding conurbations and "county regions".

The other side of an arms race is that it can often be a mirage of our own insecurity.

Then, we might stand side by side at the start of a race; tightening our waist packs in unison and in anticipation of the climb towards the first of many peaks.

The answer, obviously, is that I am a British playwright researching a two-play cycle set on either side of a governor's race in a fictional West Coast American state.

He eventually crossed paths with Steve Peace, and they worked on opposite sides of a City Council race.

2.01pm BST There is a man running by the side of the race in a mankini *searches for bucket*.