Sentence examples for take their race from inspiring English sources

Snyder isn't talking about the candidates on his short-list, but politicians and restructuring experts say he needs to take their race into account.

According to the research, the growth in the number of single-parent families had also made it harder for fathers and mothers to take their children to races.

In fact, the numbers show that most trainers and owners choose to take their one Triple Crown race trophy and go home, especially after running the first two legs.

In addition, the Democratic National Committee is also holding back, as are state and local candidates who take their cue from the presidential race.

And in an equally typical demonstration in Formula One this season, the two Brawn team drivers, Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello, again dominated the race to take their third one-two of the season.

Riders now accrue points in each of the omnium disciplines – rather than simply trying to score as few as possible, based on finishing positions – and take their total into the final race, in which they can gain or lose points based on laps gained or lost, and on their showing in the 16 one-lap sprints in the final 40km (160-lap) race.

She is calling out for the human race to take their rightful position and be who they were purposed to be.

Private equity firms throughout the industry have been racing to take their portfolio companies public or sell them, taking advantage of the high valuations that come from the booming stock markets.

"Snake & Mongoose" documents, sometimes languidly, how the men capitalized on key wins in major National Hot Rod Association events and took their rivalry to match races at what McEwen remembers as badly lighted, bumpy tracks around the country.

The exhausted English pair crawled over to hug each other as the unexpectedly hot conditions and fierce racing took their toll.

Three of the cases involved parents who said their sons took their vehicles out to drag race.