Sentences with phrase «race forms around»

The 74 As New Wisconsin Budget Expands Voucher Program and Charter Schools, a Governor's Race Forms Around Key Education Issues

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Now, however, when jungle days are long outgrown and hunting in its old form is no longer necessary, the hunting instinct does not stop, but is lifted up, enlarged, centered around new purposes; it becomes driving power in some of the noblest achievements of the race.

While Arsenal currently lead the race to sign the star, if his fine form continues into the rest of the season we certainly would not be surprised to see many more elite clubs from around Europe interested in the midfielder.

So, lets back the team to do their best, and if we hit top form, who knows around Feb, we can be back in title race.

Arsenal are certainly the form team but we know how quickly things can turn around in football and that is why Jack believes that Chelsea and Mourinho could still have a big say in the title race.

His blistering run of form has seen him streak ahead in the race to be the Premier League's top scorer for 2013/14, and he's recently shown a more selfless side to his abilities, switching around at the front with Raheem Sterling and Daniel Sturridge in order to create chances for his team mates.

A lot of singles around the world wish and dream of having someone of a different race from theirs as a friend, or for a black - white dating, or as partner for the purpose of a relationship, yet on a trusted social platform, without any form of discrimination from members in the community.

Eight episodes in, it's safe to say that this at times sweet show about the community forming around the Santa Anita Race Track is nothing like that.

The race courses feature varied forms of terrain and weather effects, and no matter what you're driving through, the frame rate keeps steady at around 30 frames per second at all times.

In our risk - averse world, it would be impolitic for IndyCar officials to strut around, boasting, «We're the deadliest form of racing in the world!»

By the same token, in standard form, its dynamic weaknesses are exposed on a race circuit; the front biased all - wheel drive system isn't exactly liberating and the understeer - laden dynamics need to be driven around.

«The only memory I have of riding in this car was when I was about four years old and my mom's mechanic drove me around the block,» said Brengle, who as an adult searched for five years for the car, found it in 2012 — three years after Nadeene's passing — and returned it to racing form.

Considered a much more humane form of dog racing, this grand chase uses a mechanical wench and fake quarry to lure dogs around a course to see who is the fastest and most agile.

Of course, rain is the sexy choice because it's so damned beautiful and affects how the races play out, what with puddles of varying depths that form in the tracks» crevasses and around their grassy edges.

Ubisoft's original The Crew was a racing game with lofty ambitions and slightly iffy execution, but a large community formed around it and sustained it.

Then as the weather cleared up, a drying line started to form around the circuit depending on which line the cars were taking through each corner, which I could both see and hear as I searched for the wet parts of the track on the straights to cool down my tyres — a technique used in real life racing as well.

The remaining acquisitions were a prototype of a pine desk designed by minimalist artist Donald Judd in 1978 for $ 350,000; a 1969 painted plastic wall - sculpture by Craig Kauffman for $ 170,000; a Japanese Buddha head sculpted from cypress wood around AD 1000 - 1050 for $ 422,000; a set of three Spanish colonial «casta» (or mixed - race narrative) paintings from 1760 by Juan Patricio Morlete Ruiz for $ 598,000; a 16th - century checkerboard - patterned Peruvian textile for $ 250,000; and a circa 13th - century Mexican painted ceramic featuring serpent - human forms for $ 60,000.