Sentence examples for word race from inspiring English sources

The answer can be summed up in one word: race.

French and English share the same word — "race" — to distinguish between ethnic groups.

You're about to start talking about (can I say the word?) race.

One complication is that France is signatory to a number of international agreements that include the word "race".

"History offered a feeble and delusive smile at the sound of the word race," Henry Adams wrote back in 1918.

During the French presidential elections last spring, the Socialist candidate pledged to remove the word "race" from the French constitution.

But word raced across this rural region, and by last week, the crowd had grown to about 500.

TRIPOLI, Libya — Word raced through Tripoli Central Hospital as fast as the bloody gurneys rushing through the entrance on Thursday carrying wounded fighters from the front: perhaps this was Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's last stand.

So it was jarring on Saturday when word raced through the gathering that there had been a stabbing in Hall H, the room that seats 6,500 and where the big Hollywood studios parade their stars.

Today word raced through the base that Sgt. Asan Akbar, a member of the 326th Engineer Battalion, which clears land mines and other obstacles for the 101st's troops, had attacked officers' tents with grenades, killing Capt.

Word raced through the "netizen" community, and when Minerva went on to predict that the Korean won would fall against the dollar by around 50 won a day in the first half of the week of October 6th, his followers began to watch the currency markets in anticipation.