Sentence examples for starting a race from inspiring English sources

Starting a race this late in the game is hard.

He began by starting a race in Central Park.

Authorities have described the killings as racially motivated, and have said Roof was intent on starting a "race war".

Vettel has been criticized for needing all the cards — technically and in terms of starting a race from the front row — in his hands to perform well.

Starting a race at Spa from the front is hard enough, but from 17th place, it's a mountain too steep to climb.

Accusing Mr Cameron of starting "a race to the bottom" on pay and jobs, Mr Miliband said:"We want a race to the top to make our economy work for working people again.

A couple of suggestions: Start a race among scientists.

"I've never started a race and not finished it".

"This will start a race for the exits," he said.

Now drug companies have started a race to develop a drug that mimics the effects of the mutation.

Amnesty International said the country had started a "race to the bottom" as support for refugees continues to wane across Europe.