Sentence examples for to race from from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to race from the men's start.

I used to race from things morning to night, crisscrossing the city.

Her dream now is to race from Kathmandu up to Everest Base Camp, and down again.

"We were all ready to race from the top," Wolfgang Staudinger, the Canadian luge coach, said Saturday.

The five best teams were to race from the mouth of the harbor into shore on Good Friday.

After the hit, Nova walked around the mound for several moments, which led the Yankees' trainer, Steve Donohue, and Girardi to race from the dugout.

Skybet, which has major sponsorships at Cheltenham, Doncaster and York, currently pays nothing to racing from its offshore profits.

Annual wrangling over the amount that would return to racing from the betting industry has been a feature of the Levy system throughout its history.

The moral argument, that bookmakers should contribute to racing from their offshore profits because it is right and fair, has not been abandoned.

These days we're used to racing from one outrage to the next, daily if not hourly.

In 1976, a monthlong coast-to-coast race, from New York to California, was held to commemorate the U.S. bicentennial.