Sentence examples for will begin to race from inspiring English sources

Your engine will begin to race and speed up, and you must learn to recognize this noise.

"If we educate the public properly it will undermine the traditional concepts of race, and race will begin to fall by the wayside in the traditional sense," said Dr. Phyllis Epps, a health lawyer at the University of Houston.

He wants to be New York's governor, and the 2006 race will begin to warm up.

After the long period of wandering around the flatlands and small hills of western France, the race will begin to move steeply up and the outlines of its final shape will emerge.

While others streak ahead in the global science race, we will begin to languish.

On Tuesday, in a team time trial in Nice, the intentionally muddy waters of three intense days' racing in Corsica will begin to clear and some sort of pecking order will be established.

When we're free of this kind of agit-prop, we'll begin to see race less as a cause of drama than as one of its seeds.

A large field of prospective candidates will begin a race to establish their bona fides and make a case to lead the resistance.

Given that most Windows tablets are hovering around $1,000 anyway, it's probably not the best time to pick up a Win8 model (unless it's the Surface). Manufacturers will begin the race to the bottom soon enough and the $600Win88 tablet isn't too far off.

Manufacturers will begin the race to the bottom soon enough and the $600Win88 tablet isn't too far off.

But after Labor Day, or more likely, after the Olympics in September, the presidential campaign and a titanic Senate battle in New York involving Hilary Rodham Clinton will swamp the airwaves in New Jersey, and Mr. Corzine's ability to spend on air time will again begin to dominate the race.