Sentence examples for taking a race from inspiring English sources
And Mattioli said yesterday in a telephone interview that no one was talking about taking a race from Pocono and giving it to a newer, larger speedway, or about the idea of shortening the length of the races at Pocono to 400 miles.
This is important as cyclists in the lead aim to travel the shortest distance possible, which means taking a racing line along the inside.
Take a race favorite, Silasol, sired by the recently deceased Monsun.
It took a race, in the 1960s, between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. to get man to the Moon.
Ecclestone's plans to take a race to the New York area were first revealed when he began talks with representatives of Monticello Motor Club (MMC) in New York in 2009.
Take a race with three candidates.
It took a race that was set in stone and changed it into a race where the president has a significant lead.
Dorsey, like many other other tech bros, takes a "race-less" approach to running Twitter.
"She seems fine after her injury, but we need to take it a race at her time.
Taking a partner, Hodges entered races across the state.
They'd take a hen racing to return to the nest--the natural system--every time.
