Sentence examples for trade race from inspiring English sources

Length was the lure, and the trade race upset the design of courses.

But Orseno said his horse was learning his trade, race by race.

This is one theory about what is happening within the white working class, and it fits well with the grievances that Trump has emphasized, about trade, race, and national identity.

In this six-part documentary, beginning tonight, two families trade races (with the help of a lot of makeup), looking for more subtle signs of racism.

In card game Trading Races, whoever is the "blackest" wins.

There are threads of consistency — such as on trade and race — that stretch back decades, and he is reliably opposed to anything Barack Obama supported.

While he praises that series' normalizing power, he notes that the pageant organizers intended to trade Drag Race's cutthroat competitiveness for a more universal tone.

The minister's "stock-in-trade is race; that's how he pays his mortgage," said Mr. Adler, the political consultant.

"Whip Topping" was bland; but "Rich's Whip Topping" hinted effortlessly at an experience that was thick, indulgent, faintly golden and utterly unwarlike.A quart of troubleUtterly uncreamlike, too, cried the dairy trade, and raced to court to stop him.

I like the outdoors, but this is second best," Mrs. Clark said, noting that with only 4 of her 10 children and 14 grandchildren at home, she finally had time to trade in racing up and down the stairs for a formal exercise program.

If this rule succeeds, it could serve as a model for responsible globalization by demonstrating that countries can be competitive in global trade without "racing to the bottom" in their environmental standards.