Sentence examples for sort of race from inspiring English sources
The Aon wasn't that sort of race.
It was the sort of race that Campbell delighted to put on.
He's won over three miles, it might be the sort of race that might suit him.
That sort of race consciousness, she said, may be perfectly lawful.
6.36pm BST We are 21kms from reaching the city limits of Paris and, perhaps, some sort of race breaking out.
But their biggest fear is that the opposition might somehow win, provoking the sort of race riots that followed the hard-fought 1969 election.
"And I do miss going to all the match-racing events and all that sort of racing, the close boat-on-boat battles, because that certainly in this era does not exist nearly to the same level".
Ecclestone persuaded them to negotiate as a block — a sort of racing cartel.
Part of me agrees with him: that sort of racing to the bottom that states are forced to engage in, just to lure huge corporations, is repugnant.
"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.
