Sentence examples for would be race from inspiring English sources

One program facing trims would be Race to the Top, the competition that rewards states promising to create more charter schools and carry out other initiatives.

In 1903, WEB Dubois penned the Souls of Black Folk, in which he prophesied that the central issue of the 20th century would be race.

There would be heats at a variety of punishing distances, and there would be race demonstrations that conjured old Hawaii, with canoes made not of fiberglass but from albizia logs hollowed by hand with an adz.

We then asked: "What should be at the center of our curriculum its core?" We decided it would be race.

Although it is not the silver bullet that many believed it would be, Race to the Top is definitely a step in the right direction when it comes to education policy reform.

(Such accounts would be race-blind, Professor Hamilton emphasized).

"I thought she would be racing again".

He'd turn around in a store, and his toddler son would be racing off.

So why they would be racing to study here is an interesting question.

Track officials said there would be racing Wednesdays through Sundays from July 22 to Sept. 9.

A few keen gamblers wondered what colours it would be racing in.