Examples of raced

• Last time she raced against the Brazilian, she won by a whisker.

• He collects vintage cars, which he races occasionally.

• They raced against each other to settle the bet.

• He was racing against several more experienced runners.

• For religious reasons, she will not race on Sundays.

• The ' horse raced past the barn fell ' sentences constitute a standard example of processing effects overriding the grammar.

• The experimenter and child raced with two remotecontrolled racecars.

• Clubbers deconstruct the gendered and raced diva loop by overlaying it with their own faulty impressions.

• Others, fearing their wooden houses would collapse, raced outside into open spaces where they clung to trees and telegraph poles.

• Raced back with speed to give a commentary.

• The horse raced past the barn fell is the classic example where backtracking is necessary.

• These councils contain official and unofficial members and the latter are boat with a prow shaped like a dragon, raced sometimes referred to as 'unofficials'.

• The children raced ahead leaving me feeling like a captain without a ship.

• Neonatologists raced to push to the edge of newborn viability.

• It is reported that laboratories around the world have raced to produce the first commercial versions and the markets eagerly await the results.

• He raced up the hill.

• Once we know the sampling distributions of the models being raced, then we can deduce the expected number of wins and the mean winning success rate.

• Uncomfortable as this knowledge might be, it also offers the possibility of welcoming home the aspects of their raced selves that white people are otherwise able to banish.

• He raced + absolutely ran + up the hill.

• He then raced into his usual diatribe about fiddled figures.