Sentence examples for violent race from inspiring English sources

It was a pretty violent race, actually".

She said: "It seemed to be a pretty tough, violent race from the start.

However, Fogg insisted there had been little of concern, in contrast to the women's event yesterday which Keri-anne Payne described as a "tough, violent race".

"It's probably the most violent race I've ever raced in," said Bob Vesper, the driver for Team Warpaint from Hammonton, N.J. "It's like a washing machine".

The definitive moment for Missouri's social contract with African American citizens manifested itself in bloody, violent race riots initiated by whites in 1917.

"It was a pretty violent race, actually, right from the start," Payne said, adding that after reaching the feeding station in the third lap, "It didn't go right; it didn't happen".

In siding with the Morgan Hill Unified School District, a three-judge panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals said administrators at Live Oak School had reason to fear the flag attire might spark a potentially violent race-related disturbance during the school-sanctioned celebration of the Mexican holiday.

Even more than Romney, Trump's violent, race-baiting crusade that nakedly appeals to largely white lower income, less educated, rural and mostly male crowds drive the point home that blacks are not even an after-thought in his drive to snare the White House.

The first real action occurred around the 50 kilometre to go mark, courtesy of a crash so violent the race director Christian Prudhomme felt compelled to controversially neutralise the race.

The long and violent Chicago race riot of 1919, though it postdated his article, likely strengthened his convictions.

The votes are still being counted, but cricket star-turned-politician Imran Khan has declared himself the winner of Pakistan's divisive and often violent election race as his PTI party took a decisive lead.