Sentence examples for walking a race from inspiring English sources

But Unicon means business, and every two years over 1,000 athletes from up to 35 countries gather to compete in 25 unicycle disciplines which include suicidal stuff like downhill unicycling and wheel walking (a race where athletes "walk" on the wheel of their unicycle).

And many of us have been asked to engage in an activity such as running or walking in a race to support a cause.

And in August, she walked a 15-kilometer race, keeping the right pace but competing in an event that ended five kilometers short of the Olympic distance.

As for the start under the safety car, you have to walk a mile in race director Charlie Whiting's shoes.

"When Johnny first decided he wanted to walk a mile in a race he had only walked 20 steps in his life," Jeff said.

With the sounds of revving engines and music from the 1968 Steve McQueen film "Bullitt" filling the air, models walked down a racing lane runway in long and lean outfits that skillfully incorporated Grand Prix elements.

Comey has walked a careful line on race and police killings.

The former First-Lady-turned-senator knew that her younger rival, Barack Obama, was walking away with a race for the Democratic nomination that had once seemed hers to lose.

It was the one and only time that Contessa had ever walked a horse over to Saratoga Race Course's marquee race.

I happily lead the push-ups, turn every crab walk into a race and offer unsolicited tips on proper squat technique.

And what do we do with what we hear? Lee makes her audience walk a knife's edge of race and meaning.