Sentence examples for that race between from inspiring English sources

And they won a moral victory in that race between JetBlue's gimmicky flight from Burbank to Long Beach and a group of bike riders.

That race, between Harris and Republican Steve Cooley, is just outside the margin of error.

Music Complete is as comprehensive as the title: a mix of dizzying electronics and emotions, carefully placed guitars and great, headrushing songwriting that races between melancholy and ecstasy.

The other half, he added, might well decide in the end that the race between Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore is so close that they want to have an impact on it.

David Leland, chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party, said that the race between Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush was close in his state, but that he did not think Mr. Nader would hurt the vice president.

The debates have begun to loom larger with the emergence of signs that the race between Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore is tightening.

For months, political pundits and reporters said that the race between Mr. Obama and Mitt Romney was too close to call.

Recent polls suggest that the race between Representative Cynthia A. McKinney, a five-term incumbent who has received substantial financial backing from Arab-Americans, anDenise Majettete, a former state judge supported by pro-Israel groups, is too close to call.

The results of the US presidential primary elections and caucuses were too late to make the printed newspaper this morning, apart from indications from exit polls that the race between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama in both Texas and Ohio was too close to call.

HuffPost Pollster, which combines all publicly available polling data, shows that the race between Scott and Crist is virtually tied.

Republicans have controlled the governor's mansion in Florida for the last two decades but election forecasters say that the race between Gillum and DeSantis is too close to call.