Sentence examples for though racing from inspiring English sources

The structure, though, racing from scene to scene and song to song, doesn't allow Shida to emerge as a distinct individual; she feels instead like a generic compilation (1 10).

Yet even though racing fans may question Minor's chances of success, they should cheer his efforts to take control of the Magna tracks.

Though racing pigeons are the same species as the common variety (both are rock doves), they are to New York's street birds what Secretariat would be to a Central Park carriage horse.

As tight as their old jeans, the band fly through itchy, urgent bursts of amphetamine rock'n'roll with a dynamic intensity, as though racing each other to the next solid-gold chorus.

Now she goes on the attack though, racing to the net and Petkovic goes long, too long.

The America's Cup boats were idle again Thursday, a required off day even though racing has yet to begin in the best-of-three series.

Though Race Radio are reporting a snapped frame, as several people are pointing out frames don't tend to simply crack for no reason.

She did, though, race against 13-time F1 winner and now BBC F1 co-commentator David Coulthard, who had his own experience of struggling in below-par cars in a season in the DTM that coincided with Wolff's spell.

These trucks aren't racing, though; they're the official support vehicles for the Formula E all-electric racing series.

To be fair, though, horse racing's problems began well before OTB.

Naturally, though, in this case, racing substituted for golf.