Sentence examples for tiny race from inspiring English sources
He has put on 30kg in muscle since winning a tiny race at Wolverhampton by 16 lengths a year earlier, and it is quite possible that an even better Toast Of New York will line up for the Dubai World Cup, the world's richest race, in March.
The stories follow the adventures of a tiny race of creatures known as Minimoys who live in peaceful harmony with nature in a secretive underground world.
Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels, first published in 1726, concerned, in part, his adventures after being shipwrecked and awakening as a prisoner of a tiny race of people who inhabit the country of Lilliput.
The available races include the Hyur (humans), Elezen (elves), Lalafell (token tiny race), Miqo'te (cat people), Roegadyn (big brutes).
A Jaguar is tuned to deliver a velvety ride, silky-smooth power and steady steering, whereas the tiny race-car like Puma "changes direction at the blink of an eye".
Instead it has a 1.8-litre, 200bhp, Toyota MR2 turbo engine where the back seat used to be, so it's like a tiny racing car.
It was definitely fun to watch the tiny jockeys race by, but it wasn't until the third race when my horse snatched it by a nose that I understood the rush of winning and why everybody jumps up from their seats and yells at the track.
The system beautifully showcased what's possible with iOS by allowing players to control tiny motorized race cars with their phones.
In Harrogate, strings of tiny knitted racing jerseys lined the streets and even the statue of the Black Prince in Leeds was wearing the famous shirt.
CINEPHILES familiar with the Italian films of the 1960s will recall images of fashionably dressed women and men whirling by sidewalk cafes in tiny Fiats, racing along narrow cobblestone streets.
42) The Free State of Jones The title comes from a small outpost in Jones county, Mississippi, where – according to legend – a confederate soldier called Newton Knight set up a tiny mixed-race community in the middle of the civil war.
