Sentence examples for will start to race from inspiring English sources

You should now start to feel somewhat numb and your heart will start to race a bit, but notice it and let any qualms about the situation just drift away into the water.

On Saturday morning, officials announced major changes to the luge competition, including the moving of the men's start farther down the track, where the women's race will start, to reduce speeds by an estimated 6 miles per hour.

It will nevertheless cause tremors in David Cameron's inner circle, which has been privately fearful for some time that the race will start to tighten as the election comes clearly into focus.

The pace per mile at which you hope to run your next race will start to feel like a familiar cadence that you can adjust to almost effortlessly, and without the benefit of a watch.

If we can stop categorizing one another, maybe... just maybe... we, as a human race will start to focus on the qualities that unite us -- rather than the qualities that set us apart.

Once he settles down and gets a season underneath him he will start to absolutely fly and win races.

At the same time, various leading CDU members will start to position themselves for the successor race, cautiously opposing her less popular policies, particularly with regard to European integration and immigration.

But as attention shifts towards the presidential horse race, the parties will start to matter less.

Triple Olympic track cycling champion Sir Chris Hoy will start the race, which aims to raise money for charity, at 9.45am.

That makes it likely that Henn-na will expand its operations and that copycat hotels will start a race with them to provide more realistic and robotized hotel services.

The eight-man British team will start the race with a strategy that looks likely to be the complete opposite of the one that won Mark Cavendish the world title in 2011.