Sentence examples for will race out from inspiring English sources

Be careful when opening the foil; steam will race out.

If the Libyan men think a particular dancer is sexy, they will race out and stuff bank notes into her shirt.

Millions, in fact, will race out to obtain this evil, and will pay for the privilege of making their horrible lives just a tiny bit more horrible.

I'd race out of savasana at the end of yoga class to be first one to the bathroom.

In an interview published in Tuesday's New York Times, Ms. Fisher told our colleague Adam Liptak, "I'm hoping that they'll take race out of the issue in terms of admissions and that everyone will be able to get into any school that they want no matter what race they are but solely based on their merit and if they work hard for it".

In Cooperstown, N.Y., one of the latest places to join the pumpkin circuit, paddlers will race hollowed-out giant pumpkins across Lake Otsego in a Pumpkin Regatta on Sunday, the highlight of a festival beginning tomorrow at the Doubleday Field parking lot.

Once the world makes it clear that we are going to follow a roadmap to a low-carbon economy, the best-managed businesses will seek to race out in front of that emerging trend.

I LIKE this point from Al Gore, via Elizabeth Kolbert, via Brad Plumer:Once the world makes it clear that we are going to follow a roadmap to a low-carbon economy, the best-managed businesses will seek to race out in front of that emerging trend.

"I'm hoping," she said, "that they'll completely take race out of the issue in terms of admissions and that everyone will be able to get into any school that they want no matter what race they are but solely based on their merit and if they work hard for it".

I figured we'd race it out, and he got a great run around one and two and nearly got by me.

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen say they will race each other flat out in 2014 but do not expect any friction in the team.