Sentence examples for storming race from inspiring English sources

A couple of lengths in third that day was his stablemate, Master Of Hounds, who ran a storming race to be fifth in the 137th Kentucky Derby on Saturday.

When it came to the 400m hurdles final, Louis "LJ" van Zyl ran a storming race, taking the bronze medal behind Britain's Dai Greene and Javier Culson of Puerto Rico.

Hamilton has a storming race, clinching victory for McLaren.

We whip up the horses and canter into the storm, racing for home.

If that storm races across an open field, it's an interesting event to watch, from a safe distance.

In less than a minute, a distant storm races the waves to the shore, lashing against this wreck of a long-lost future.

As the Red Storm raced the other way with the rebound, El-Amin chased Barkley, who was dribbling at high speed.

Several computer models show the storm racing up the Gulf of Mexico, gathering strength from warm gulf waters, then making landfall near Vermilion Parish, a rural fishing and shrimping area 150 miles southwest of New Orleans.

The Red Storm raced to an 11-2 lead but appeared to collapse under the inside play of Niagara as Mendez pounded St .John's for 11 points and 14 rebounds in the first half.

Of course the most expected news was already broken before the show when it was announced that a new 80GB version of the PlayStation 3, which would be packaged with the popular Motor Storm racing simulation, would be released for $599, while the 60GB version of the system has dropped in price by $100 to $499.

As for "12 Years A Slave," if McQueen becomes David Fincher 2.0, that would leave open the possibility of a feel-good film coming in and storming the race at the 11th hour.