Sentence examples for some sort of race from inspiring English sources

6.36pm BST We are 21kms from reaching the city limits of Paris and, perhaps, some sort of race breaking out.

Art Howe gathered his hitters in the clubhouse before last night's game to scold them for their recent comments, lecture them about their recent performance and plead with them to finish this season as if they were in some sort of race.

It feels like we are running some sort of race -- with grade level as the finish line.

The Doctor discovers the crew remember nothing of coming aboard, have been below decks the whole time, and that the ship they are on has been entered in some sort of race.

Jackson uses benign current events to whip the African American community into some sort of race induced frenzy and then uses the ensuing debate to widen the reach of his personal brand.

The people were inherently nice and I got my questions and concerns answered but I noticed that transition was treated as some sort of race to get hormones, change your name, get surgery and just move on with life.

"All the signs of the car, even in its dilapidated condition, pointed to the car having some sort of racing history," said Mr. Banner in a news release this week.

The dealer was a fat-faced longhair with what they called a hitch in his git-along, wearing a leather Harley jacket over an embroidered white shirt and some sort of racing medallion dangling on a cord from his throat.

"I can't keep training - I have to do some sort of racing as the intensity isn't really there when you are only training," the 34-year-old said.

It's just tossed in there, as some sort of race-baiting value-add!

The next event was some sort of drinking race.