761 Sentences With "raced"

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"We all raced to the halfway, then we all raced to the rain that was coming, then we all raced to the end," she said. from The New York Times
But more than anything, Lady Leadfoot raced cars, and raced them to victory. from The New York Times
Just as quickly as Cruz raced to hug Bundy, he raced to distance himself from him. from New Republic
" AMERICAN SHALANE FLANAGAN, 2017 NEW YORK CITY MARATHON CHAMPION "Eliud Kipchoge raced against the clock and raced toward history today. from Reuters
Little kids raced ahead to play in the river, swept past us in the current, then raced back ahead of us. from The New York Times
An ambulance raced along the bumpy ground, and emergency workers scooped the woman up and raced off, trailed by crying women. from The New York Times
John Andretti raced 12 times at the Indy 500, and in 1994 he raced there and in a NASCAR event that night. from CNN
"If you're not involved in it, you just don't get it," said Mr. Shipman, who raced quarter midgets in the 222s, and whose son, now grown, once raced, too. from The New York Times
We raced ahead and climbed the banks of the underpass. from The New York Times
The horse raced to victory at the Preakness weeks later. from Fox News
I raced for the gold, not for silver or bronze. from Reuters
The boys laughed and raced their wheelchairs down the hallway. from CNN
The jar was eventually loosened — and the racoon raced off. from Fox News
Scientists have raced to get answers out faster and faster. from Buzzfeed News
For hours, they controlled one fire, then raced to another. from The New York Times
Rescuers raced against the clock Sunday to save the group. from CNN
My mind raced: What will this mean for Northern Ireland? from Vox
He barely spoke to his family and raced off stage. from New Republic
Security raced to the scene and tried to restore order. from TMZ
Urury got on his bicycle and raced toward the smoke. from Wired
He raced in Formula One with Toro Rosso last year. from Reuters
They raced up a dry creek bed to the airport. from CNN
Law enforcement officers in Bergen County raced to the scene. from TMZ
As he walked slowly toward the door, Peter's mind raced. from Vice
Meanwhile mariners raced to meet them all along the shoreline. from CNN
Baird raced in and delivered the header into the net. from Reuters
"I raced against his father," added Raikkonen, after complimenting Verstappen. from The New York Times
They got into a taxi and raced to the hospital. from CNN
He also raced motorcycles under the name the Green Hornet. from The New York Times
Following her directions, I raced upstairs to a pay phone. from CNN
Both runners raced home when Cuevas singled to center field. from Reuters
Andretti raced in 29 Indy 500s and the thrill continues. from Reuters
Zimmerman and four other hostage negotiators raced to the scene. from CNN
Meanwhile, Bradley raced home from third with the tying run. from Reuters
Still, his family raised and raced champions in staggering numbers. from The New York Times
But Haas raced ahead and darted around a street corner. from Wired
Soto raced home when Franco misplayed Robles' grounder to third. from Reuters
I was lazy in practice but always raced to win. from The New York Times
He raced with the ball between the first two opponents. from The New York Times
Baez raced home on a wild pitch by Brooks Pounders. from Reuters
And the modernism they ignited quickly raced away from them. from Hyperallergic
We then raced around his house, anticipating a magical effect. from The New York Times
We raced back to Symphony before its 3 p.m. departure. from The New York Times
Mayor Pete Buttigieg — raced to show solidarity with the autoworkers. from CNBC
They raced in the middle of the street, after all. from TMZ
The family, and Mr. McCormick, again raced to the hospital. from The New York Times
A competitor raced past before Jacobellis recovered for second place. from The New York Times
Shares have raced 210% higher in the past 12 months. from CNBC
His grandfather Ralph Earnhardt raced in the 1950s and '60s. from The New York Times
That was the reason the race was raced so differently. from The New York Times
Black's mind raced, dates and events flashing in quick succession. from Washington Post
They threw their bags down at home and raced over. from The New York Times
That allowed Cespedes to score as Duda raced to second. from Reuters
She picked her up and raced back up the stairs. from The New York Times
Then the ice boats raced past, silent, fast as dreams. from The New York Times
The left raced to condemn the boy and his classmates. from CNN
This week, a human drone operator raced a robot drone. from Wired
His mind raced, trying to gin up a new holiday. from CNN
Some raced ahead, trying to finish as quickly as possible. from The New York Times
Several states that follow California's rules raced to its defense. from The New York Times
Still, my heart raced just thinking about talking to him. from Vox
For months her thoughts raced; she ate little and didn't sleep. from Vice
So the industry raced to offer a pre-assembled $1,000 machine. from TechCrunch
Over the last few months they raced, dueled, and yes, crashed. from The Verge
Lawmakers raced for the airports, eager to escape the bigger storm. from The New York Times
Bella, of course, raced to stand right by her grandmother's side. from Buzzfeed News
About 8.4 million people have binge-raced a show on Netflix. from Buzzfeed News
A petition urging the BBC to reconsider raced to 350,20153 signatures. from Economist
City officials raced Saturday to get the area and citizens ready. from CNN
Aunt Christine raced to save the family photos and important documents. from Fox News
With unusual alacrity, three teams raced to do the modified experiment. from Wired
As time marched on, my mind raced a mile a minute. from Mashable
The researchers jumped in their car and raced away to watch. from CNN
"My two brothers and my dad raced every weekend," he says. from People
She was raced to a nearby hospital and was evaluated overnight. from TMZ
Police raced to the scene and interviewed people on both sides. from TMZ
This flu raced through classrooms and schools and theaters -- and cities. from CNN
His teammate and rival has not raced unscathed this season, either. from The New York Times
Gordon has not raced since last season's finale at Homestead, Fla. from The New York Times
Boone raced out to continue the argument while gesturing at May. from Reuters
They raced through the galleries and peppered their guide with questions. from The New York Times
"We just raced through life from 21 to 31," she said. from The New York Times
The pilot jumped out and firefighting crews raced to the scene. from Vice
If something unexpected happened, her heart raced and her stomach dropped. from Vox
These questions raced through my mind as I awaited their arrival. from Vice
Grassley's campaign has raced to link Judge to former Iowa Gov. from The Hill
The team regrouped into its line and raced toward the shots. from The New York Times
As she raced down Interstate 85033, the little boy stopped breathing. from The Hill
They raced four times for 45 minutes each during 24 hours. from The New York Times
He raced for a double that clanged off his outstretched glove. from The New York Times
Some governments, like the U.K., have raced to clarify succession plans. from Politico
But she wasn't as thin as the women she raced against. from The New York Times
At that point, Ms. Bennett-Rodriguez raced to find a solution. from The New York Times
After Kraft learned of the injury, he raced home from Florida. from The New York Times
Arcangues had raced around Britain and France without winning anything major. from The New York Times
Drones filled the skies and emergency vehicles raced down the streets. from The New York Times
Toyota's entry, the TS2200 Hybrid, has raced at Le Mans before. from The New York Times
Airports and airlines raced to get flights off the ground Friday. from The New York Times
"It's not like we're getting boat raced every night," Callaway added. from The New York Times
Outside, the drone hobbyists raced using First Person View (FPV) goggles. from Business Insider
Guillaume Deflandre of Belgium raced in an American flag fire suit. from The New York Times
The sky blackened, winds raced and heavy rain began to fall. from The New York Times
Millionaires and would-be millionaires raced to get in the game. from The New York Times
Connecticut raced out to a 24-12 lead and never trailed. from The New York Times
Pataki recalled that his "mind raced" after being asked the question. from Business Insider
The boats raced after them, heading them off, and tried again. from The New York Times
They've raced over from work, weary kids trudging along beside them. from New Yorker
It has been two years since I raced against these girls. from Reuters
He sometimes raced female sprinters, like Wyomia Tyus and Barbara Ferrell. from The New York Times
An enormous snowstorm raced across the northern United States this weekend. from The New York Times
Saturday, and anxious residents, some in pajamas, raced into the streets. from The New York Times
LOS ANGELES — The flames raced across brittle hillsides like advancing armies. from The New York Times
After paying a token, they raced to the phone booths there. from The New York Times
Robby raced in NASCAR for more than 20 years, ending in 2013. from People
Tyler's mother also raced to the scene to check on her son. from TMZ
Chor and others raced upstairs to prepare the newly-appointed delivery suite. from People
He nabbed the first flight back to town and raced straight over. from Refinery 29
Apollo raced to the scene and latched on to the attacker's leg. from People
The duo built the Shelby GT40, which was first raced in 1964. from Business Insider
He raced full time in the ARCA Series between 2009 and 2013. from The New York Times
Their minds raced to how they could say goodbye to loved ones. from The New York Times
In recent years he raced rally cars and competed in Ironman triathlons. from The New York Times
This raced past the previous record of 18 category 4-5 storms. from CNN
"Sadly, today I raced my father for the last time," he wrote. from Mashable
Gordon earned three poles and led 528 of his 3,349 laps raced. from Vice
He also built and raced solar cars on a team at Stanford. from CNBC
A nurse had to rush in because my heart rate raced up. from People
Yochim was raced to the hospital where he was given nine stitches. from Vice
Energized, I exploded out of the dirt and raced down the track. from Vice
So what was Apple's story as it raced to the public markets? from TechCrunch
Regulators raced to contain the damage, that was estimated in the trillions. from CNBC
So I raced BMX bikes from seven years old through to fourteen. from Vice
Comey, notified of their efforts, raced to the hospital to stop them. from CNN
Trump's surrogates raced to his defense, saying his immigration positions remain unchanged. from The Hill
Schwarber raced home, sliding under Dominic Smith's throw while Quintana reached first. from Reuters
My heart raced as I squeezed my eyes shut and rolled over. from Vice
At that point, the benches cleared and relievers raced from the bullpens. from Reuters
Senate Democrats raced to oppose the measure shortly after it was signed. from The Hill
I did not quickly walk there; I raced like a competitive runner. from Refinery 29
He also raced in the Trophée Andros ice-racing competition in France. from The New York Times
The survey's prices paid index raced to its highest level since 2011. from Reuters
Walmart and Target have raced to fill the Toys 'R' Us vacancy. from CNN
Henry, surprisingly agile for a 17-pound tortoise, raced for the exit. from The New York Times
M.H.: The sixth-place Derby finisher is wicked fast but lightly raced. from The New York Times
Deputies raced to the scene but found no sign of Quintal anywhere. from People
Cupid is a free-running colt but also a lightly raced one. from The New York Times
He has also raced in the Ironman world championships and several marathons. from Reuters
Researchers raced to develop a vaccine, and many are still conducting trials. from CNN
"It is what it is; we raced hard all night," Jones said. from Reuters
New home sales, meanwhile, raced to a 10-year high in November. from CNBC
And when Baez committed his error, De Aza and Nimmo raced home. from The New York Times
Growing up in northwestern Georgia, Smoker raced cars before he embraced baseball. from The New York Times
And European shares, having notched the worst day on record, raced higher. from CNN
L.S.U. called timeout after Michigan State raced to a 8-0 lead. from The New York Times
Bryan raced in after work, his hair still wet from a shower. from The New York Times
Breaking up the monotony, a mob of emus raced alongside the ute. from The New York Times
Hackett and Phelps regularly raced in front of standing-room-only crowds. from The New York Times
Osako raced past the Colombian defense and was in alone on goal. from The New York Times
And as they raced for safety, many of them thought: not again. from The New York Times
Winans did not just sculpt trotters, he also showed and raced them. from The New York Times
He then raced in Mexico City before returning to the United States. from The New York Times
He is lightly raced, bred for the distance and in expert hands. from The New York Times
Children as young as 8 raced mini-dragsters on a shorter strip. from The New York Times
When right fielder Brandon Guyer fumbled the ball, Romine raced for third. from The New York Times
In a qualifying heat, he raced faster than anyone there ever had. from The New York Times
This particular Ferrari raced in the 1962 Italian GT Championships — and won. from Mashable
In the meantime, the North raced ahead with its nuclear weapons program. from The New York Times
She raced naked from the bathroom, grabbing a blanket to cover herself. from The New York Times
At the time, digital archivists raced to save what content they could. from Vice
Others hopped into boats and raced to see if they could help. from The New York Times
Not surprisingly, much of the media also raced to get it through. from The Hill
Over the past decade, manufacturers raced to make their lightbulbs more efficient. from The Verge
"I've never raced with less power in my life," said the Spaniard. from Reuters
Furious, she raced to the scene and threw herself at the police. from The New York Times
Young South Africans raced around on Ninja bikes, shirtless or in bikinis. from The New York Times
They got in their cars and raced to the Finley Forest complex. from CNN
The Raptors raced to a 40-23 lead after the first quarter. from Reuters
He gave this benign thing and then raced off to a fundraiser. from Politico
Jerry Brown's message after a week of wildfires raced through Southern California. from The New York Times
Airlines and airports raced to get flights off the ground on Friday. from The New York Times
Three more golf balls struck the sea, and raced to its bottom. from The New York Times
He was a horse racing savant, before he even raced a horse. from Vice
Some hedge fund managers raced to reposition once the vote result drew clearer. from CNBC
And yet US stocks have raced back to life after a horrible May. from CNN
Paramedics raced to the apartment and attempted CPR, but it was too late. from People
That was, until, Zellweger raced on stage and had the audience in stitches. from CNN
Father Richard raced for Frances in 2015, in the Ironman 70.3 Augusta event. from Fox News
We quickly took off our clothes and my pulse raced. Kissing. Biting. Touching. from Vice
The story raced through Chinese-language internet, threatening to become an international incident. from CNN
The show includes a motorcycle I raced, which I got from Aub's shop. from Hyperallergic
Motorcycles and the occasional pickup truck raced past, and the villages appeared deserted. from CNN
Confidence raced to more than a 17-year high of 130.0 in February. from Reuters
"I was so scared," said Ms. Lapomarede, 15, who raced back to school. from The New York Times
Military trucks raced around Santiago, the island's second largest city, to finish preparations. from CNN
After the workout, we raced to the airport to board the presidential jet. from The New York Times
While we raced to build these new features, the app became too cluttered. from The Verge
In case it escaped you ... Kim's uncle raced to help Ray J's sister. from TMZ
Since the rise of mobile, they've raced to get into the top five. from Wired
Not even halfway in, Kunlun had raced out to a 5-1 lead. from Vice
After several dry heaves, she raced to the bathroom fumbling for her keys. from Vice
It bounced off the wall and Calhoun raced to second on the double. from Reuters
They were raced to Banner University Medical Center, where Pacheco was pronounced dead. from People
But even as it's raced forward, it has yet again left them behind. from Vice
He then raced into the end zone for a 21-13 Jets lead. from The New York Times
"Kevin is the most dangerous guy I have ever raced with," Gasly said. from Reuters
Paramedics raced to the scene and began to treat Michaud on the spot. from TMZ
The Pelicans raced to a 15-2 lead as Holiday scored seven points. from Reuters
Families raced to escape the blaze as it consumed much of the town. from CNN
Pagenaud raced for one year, and then the Champ Car World Series folded. from The New York Times
Bradley turned and raced toward the wall without bothering to track the ball. from The New York Times
His father raced out of the stands and helped him to the finish. from The New York Times
Hospital workers raced to identify the dead and tend to the 110 wounded. from The New York Times
Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) has raced through 28500 events in just 6900 days. from The Hill
Hospital workers raced to the nursery, but no one could find the keys. from The New York Times
I raced up there from a nearby town and met the guard's family. from CNN
The AI raced its way to two dominant victories before the exhibition ended. from Mashable
Chicago keeper Matt Lampson raced to scoop up the ball before anything materialized. from Vice
Other Twitter users raced to figure out how exactly Apple made this feature. from Vice
I raced back from a business trip in Northern California, feeling cautiously hopeful. from Refinery 29
He raced through a dental appointment to make the plane that same evening. from The New York Times
He beat the Denmark goalkeeper, Kasper Schmeichel, and raced toward the goal unimpeded. from The New York Times
Senate Republicans raced this week to introduce a trillion-dollar coronavirus stimulus package. from Politico
He missed, and Loyola raced down court to try to take the lead. from The New York Times
Questions raced through my mind: Will I have a panic attack in labor? from The New York Times
And in the dying seconds, Martínez raced clear, his place in immortality waiting. from The New York Times
We packed him in the car and raced to the nearby urgent care. from The New York Times
We packed him in the car and raced to the nearby urgent care. from The New York Times
Against every instinct, Skaskiw leapt from the BMP and raced to her rescue. from Vice
She came in second that year, but raced again in 21960 and won. from The New York Times
Sore ankle and all, Frazier raced home to score the go-ahead run. from The New York Times
Then, as Alexander-Arnold raced back to the corner, Origi switched his position. from The New York Times
In a landscape too barren for shelter, I raced back to my car. from The New York Times
He spotted the action and raced to the ball with Bednarik completely unaware. from The New York Times
In 2004, when a staff job opened in obits, I raced to apply. from The New York Times
One thing raced through my mind as I sat there among the others. from The New York Times
Three men jumped out carrying long knives and raced into the market area. from The New York Times
His older sons, Angel Jr. and Pablo, who survive him, also raced bikes. from The New York Times
On Wednesday, construction crews raced to repair the gap in the Chikuma levee. from The New York Times
Boone raced out of the dugout and yelled at Miller in his face. from The New York Times
F-18s, F-15Es and a B-52 bomber raced to the scene. from The New York Times
Hercog raced to a 5-2 lead and was poised for the win. from The New York Times
Because people can't help themselves, everyone raced to make the worst cheese joke. from Mashable
Jason Pominville and Minnesota raced past them and surged back into the series. from The New York Times
Others say the isolated state may have raced ahead to the third stage. from The New York Times
He raced to a friend who had a Juul and took a hit. from Buzzfeed News
He has raced in more than 300 top-series events, with 18 victories. from The New York Times
Americans raced toward new frontiers, powered by a seemingly limitless number of automobiles. from The New York Times
She left it at a restaurant once and raced back to find it. from The New York Times
Wolff was a development driver for the team and never raced the car. from The New York Times
Utah raced off to a quick start on offense in the first quarter. from Reuters
Republicans have raced to save the deep-red district vacated when former Rep. from CNN
Instead, Jones and crew raced alongside the other boats as an unofficial vessel. from The New York Times
The stock raced as high as $95.25 on Monday, smashing past its Oct. from CNBC
He chose a filly from the dam Hasty Matelda that never raced well. from The New York Times
He raced to Christie's, which was selling them, and outbid a nightclub entrepreneur. from The New York Times
Right away, the painter raced to his favorite spot, across from the bakery. from New Yorker
He first raced for Ferrari between 2007-9 and then returned in 2014. from Reuters
Eleven teams with two drivers each raced in the 228 Formula One season. from The New York Times
The cars raced through the streets, forcing traffic to halt and make way. from The New York Times
Officers raced into the multistory building where the shooter was and killed him. from Buzzfeed News
She called everyone she could think of as questions raced through her mind. from CNN
Tech stocks, the biggest losers during the market turmoil, raced back to life. from CNN
Other manufacturers got the message and raced to iterate—some successfully, some not. from Wired
The Bulls raced to a 14-4 lead in the first three minutes. from Reuters
Even as countless technologies have raced ahead, batteries haven't yet fulfilled their promise. from The New York Times
Also appearing was the sole Jaguar E21982A in existence that raced in 21993. from The New York Times
Instead, Broxton raced to the wall and robbed Rizzo of a home run. from Business Insider
Kent State raced to a 63-1 lead in the first three minutes. from Reuters
She raced in Australia before being brought to Macau, according to Australian records. from The New York Times
As we raced through the darkness Gabby gasped and froze in her tracks. from Vice
Oil has raced almost 25% higher following its best first quarter since 2009. from Reuters
Three of these cars raced, with British, American, and German drivers at the wheel. from Wired
Trees, overhead cables and cars swayed, and a fire truck raced down the street. from Reuters
Zhang raced through the school day so she could come home and write again. from Refinery 29
They raced out to a 247-216 lead on a jumper from Maurice Harkness. from Reuters
He raced down the left side of the court then jumped for a layup. from Mashable
Players raced each other around a board of squares using the equivalent of dice. from Mashable
She worked her shift and then raced to group meetings with alcoholics at Seafield. from Buzzfeed News
A few months after that steep reduction in street stops, gun violence raced up. from Economist
So she raced into his suite with cameras in tow and mayhem broke out. from People
When I gulped it down during a demo, my heart raced a little faster. from Buzzfeed News
The couple left their three daughters with their pastor and raced to the hospital. from People
Raced his whole life and respected by guys from the front to the back! from People
This car is so quick in comparison to what we raced here last year. from Reuters
As the Wizards struggled with transition defense, the Celtics raced to a big advantage. from Vice
They raced Kennedy back to port and the awaiting EMTs, and her anxious parents. from CNN
Fully electric motorsport series Formula E raced in the streets of Rome this weekend. from The Verge
Stroll's son Lance, who had raced for Williams, is now one of their drivers. from Reuters
According to Sandberg, she alerted her friends and they all raced to the gym. from People
The rescuers raced back to the median, scooping up rats, furious at the injustice. from The New York Times
Having not raced in Sochi, that frustration and disappointment are fueling me right now. from People
Koepka also raced over to check on her and gave her a signed glove. from TMZ
The ball dropped in safely and Granderson raced to third with a gift triple. from Reuters
Deputies raced to the man's house and found the teen dead inside the home. from People
And it missed it because it raced ahead to set up the next season. from People
It spent $1.3 billion in 2017 as it raced to increase chip manufacturing capacity. from Reuters
Colbert raced around to one side of the trailer to find a gaping hole. from CNN
Growth was already slowing early last year when share prices raced to vertiginous heights. from Economist
If we raced each other to climb a tree we would not be Platforming. from Vice
As they raced out they already knew it was more than a construction fault. from Reuters
The Falcons raced out to a 13-6 lead as Swan converted a layup. from Reuters
Fletcher raced around third but initially was held by third base coach Dino Ebel. from Reuters
And she raced elsewhere with her team so they were familiar with one another. from CNN
As my Lyft dropped me off, I raced upstairs to my small studio apartment. from Refinery 29
The Vols raced downfield and scored with 21 seconds left in the third period. from Reuters
Microwave radio transmissions and color TV technology raced ahead, as did FM stereo multiplexing. from The New York Times
Later, after Durant bricked a 3-point attempt, the Warriors raced the other way. from The New York Times
Ramirez then raced to third when Newcomb's attempted pickoff throw to first was wild. from Reuters
M.H.: This lightly raced colt was second to Mohaymen in the Fountain of Youth. from The New York Times
Every time Efimova has raced inside the Olympic Aquatics Stadium, she has been booed. from The New York Times
This particular car was raced in Argentina and the United Kingdom throughout the 1950s. from Business Insider
Sure, Ledecky has raced 2,600 meters, including relays, since the meet got underway Saturday. from The New York Times
We raced ahead as the world's leader in incarceration, even as violent crime declined. from The Hill
Both teams had raced unbeaten through the first round, winning their first four games. from The New York Times
Clinton's campaign and among her Democratic allies, while Republicans raced to seize the advantage. from The New York Times
When I raced, my dad was my manager and my mom helped with mechanics. from CNN
Riske raced ahead 3-0 in the tiebreak and eventually won it 7-3. from Reuters
Metro's bus service — and its competitors — raced to absorb the thousands of displaced commuters. from The New York Times
By that point, the Islanders had already raced to a stunning 3-0 lead. from The New York Times
The next day, I raced my race, looked at the clock, and saw fourth. from Vice
Twenty-eight-year-old Gildardo Ranferi Ramirez Mendoza has raced since he was 14. from Vice
Overnight implied volatility in particular raced to near 23 vol, the highest since Jan. from Reuters
This time, chemical producers raced to get ahead of any new round of regulations. from The New York Times
As she raced down her street, the superheated winds set her fireproof wrap ablaze. from CNN
Murmurs raced through the hall as a side door opened, and the prince appeared. from The New York Times
As they raced past the barracks, they heard the muffled crump of the explosion. from The New York Times
In the past seven years he has raced 47 marathons, winning 19 of them. from The New York Times
Earnhardt raced for Childress's team when he won his only Daytona 500, in 1998. from The New York Times
And social workers raced to the homes of older people to prevent mass deaths. from The New York Times
Lavelle just took a giveaway on a throw-in and raced up the middle. from The New York Times
For more than four hours on a recent Sunday, skaters raced, glided and mingled. from The New York Times
As the bill raced through Congress, it sank in the eyes of the public. from The New York Times
He won the 1996 Breeders' Cup Mile, then raced only once in two years. from The New York Times
The 1964 fire raced through this area, but there were no homes built yet. from The New York Times
Then, aspiring to drive in Formula One, he raced in England for three years. from The New York Times
Lewandowski stole the ball at the center circle, broke free and raced toward goal. from The New York Times
When he was in high school he raced in Monaco and San Remo, Italy. from The New York Times
He raced home to Texas and took a boat out to retrieve his recorders. from The New York Times
I raced everything that we did, and I always wanted to beat the guys. from Vice
Everyone raced up to Eighth Avenue and hopped on the rented double-decker bus. from The New York Times
The initial demands were refused outright, and city technicians raced to find a workaround. from The New York Times
Johno and his siblings ski-raced, played hockey, castrated bulls, and learned to fly. from New Yorker
The Hornets, who made their first three shots, raced to a 7-0 lead. from Reuters
Booker's fast, and as he raced around second he was thinking he might score. from The New York Times
Georgetown raced to a 9-0 lead as Providence missed its first nine shots. from Reuters
Alabama had raced to a 14-0 lead on two touchdowns by Bo Scarbrough. from The New York Times
After hearing a loud boom, we raced there — and arrived before the Fire Department. from The New York Times
Easy money is still here US stocks have raced back to life in 2019. from CNN
Gianni Bulgari, later president of his family's jewelry company, raced the car in 1963. from CNN
EMTs raced to her home, administered first aid and rushed her to the hospital. from CNN
In 2017, Apple's 46 percent rise raced ahead of the ETF's 32 percent increase. from CNBC
I raced him once, won the race and intentionally fell at the end point. from The New York Times
He skied like a maniac and raced go-karts on the roads at night. from New Yorker
Patterson threw a short pass to his left and Collins raced down the sideline. from Reuters
The Rebels raced to a 9-0 lead, capped by Tyree's 3-point shot. from Reuters
Once the teams, Paulie included, survived the night, they raced to an individual puzzle. from People
"I never raced with less power in my life," the Spaniard told his team. from Reuters
Javon Leake raced 58 yards for Maryland's touchdown with 3:13 left to play. from Reuters
Like that dog, it is arguable that Mr. Muldoon has raced past his master. from The New York Times
Safety Quandre Diggs picked it off with ease and raced into the end zone. from The New York Times
Russian officials have raced to portray the United States as the nation at fault. from The New York Times
Emergency personnel raced to the scene and Quinn was transported to a nearby hospital. from TMZ
Multiple patrol cars raced to the streets around Miranda and Evan's mansion Tuesday afternoon. from TMZ
Stepanova has not raced since September due to the ban on Russian athletes but raced under the European Athletics Association (EAA) flag at the European championships after the sport's governing body had requested she be given special dispensation to compete as an independent. from Reuters
As one gathering of counter-demonstrators walked downtown, a car revved and raced into them. from People
I raced to the drugstore and was lucky enough to spot them on the shelf. from Refinery 29
She somehow managed to find one of the only kinds of cars I've never raced. from People
Pennington trotted home and Maybin raced to third before scoring on Calhoun's second sacrifice fly. from Reuters
The second suspect raced away down the mall's corridors, firing his gun as he ran. from CNBC
She then raced to a 3-0 lead in the second without conceding a point. from Reuters
Seeking her maiden victory over Wozniacki, Parmentier raced ahead 3-63 in the second set. from Reuters
My mind raced back to my last message from him about going next to Bahrain. from CNN
Whenever the loud beep signaled a fire, he and a photographer raced to the scene. from The New York Times
Austin Jackson greeted Shane Carle with a single off his foot as Conforto raced home. from Reuters
When the throw went to second, Cervelli also raced home to make it 2-1. from Reuters
Some protesters were on their knees choking as ambulances raced to take away the injured. from CNBC
He raced into the offensive zone on a two-on-one break with Zach Parise. from Reuters
Ambulances raced to carry the wounded to hospitals, which sent out urgent appeals for blood. from Reuters
We raced to the finish line, where we found Thompson already out of Challenger 2. from CNN
Daytona, in Florida, will be the first time the Spaniard has raced a prototype sportscar. from Reuters
Price immediately dialed an emergency number while Webb raced into the house after the owner. from People
When de Filippis raced, deaths on the track were more common than they are now. from The New York Times
Hundreds more Islamists raced to the scene to fight back, throwing stones and wielding sticks. from Economist
The prototype was crafted of early carbon fiber and raced for only one year, 25. from The Verge
Lovullo also was quickly tossed when he raced out of the dugout out to protest. from Reuters
The housekeeper called 911 and paramedics raced to the scene -- where she was pronounced dead. from TMZ
Caitlyn panicked and raced back to retrieve her purse, forgetting she was wearing the hat. from TMZ
Boone raced out of the dugout and was ejected by second base umpire Jerry Meals. from Reuters
She raced in the all-electric Formula E series and is now competing in Australia. from Reuters
And builders raced towards the heavens, constructing massive office skyscrapers containing millions of square feet. from CNN
She jumped in her car and raced to the warehouse — and then to two hospitals. from People
The parents raced to the hospital where they learned that Everly's heart had stopped abruptly. from People
Zhang raced into an early lead and held firm to clinch the opening set comfortably. from Reuters
Healthcare stocks raced ahead, tacking on 2.1 percent to hit a near 3-month high. from Reuters
But when the game began, the woebegone Jets quickly raced to a two-touchdown lead. from The New York Times
Seven other starters who raced exclusively outside North America before the Derby all fared poorly. from The New York Times
"I'm sorry I got to go," she said repeatedly, as she raced away from reporters. from CNN
Dexter Fowler walked leading off and raced to third on Edman's blooper into right field. from Reuters
Twenty minutes later, Adeleye called the baby's father, who called 911 as he raced home. from People
Companies have raced to prepare for the worst as negotiations dragged on in recent months. from CNN
He went to second when Castillo balked and raced home on Pina's two-out single. from Reuters
Illinois pressured every pass, contested every shot and raced out to a 19-6 lead. from Reuters
I raced to Hertz, got the keys, biked to the car and drove it back. from The New York Times
Angel Colon was hit three times in the leg as he raced for the door. from The New York Times
"He called me and told me he was injured and I raced there," Adem said. from Reuters
He has also raced in the American Le Mans series and another sports car series. from The New York Times
When the curfews were lifted, sometimes briefly, "other women raced to buy food," she said. from The New York Times
Wehrlein, 22, was the Mercedes reserve driver and raced for tail-enders Manor last year. from Reuters
Hundreds of thousands of workers were laid off as the industry raced to repay debt. from CNN
Juliet — the wiry lab-mutt we'd recently adopted from the pound — raced into our bedroom. from The New York Times
It's not just that Forest is gone, killed when he raced out to buy diapers. from The New York Times
"Vintage sport cars were rarely raced because there was no place to race," he said. from The New York Times
I raced home afterward and transcribed the interview word for word from my cassette recorder. from The New York Times
Young children raced handmade toy cars, assembled out of sticks, leaves and empty food containers. from The New York Times
Walden, an ex-trainer, is acutely aware of the challenges presented by the lightly raced. from The New York Times
Emerson Fittipaldi and Nigel Mansell raced Indy cars, but only after winning F5003 world championships. from The New York Times
He then raced to Manhattan to make a late appearance at Mr. de Blasio's inauguration. from The New York Times
The image raced across social media, with many praising the photographer for his quick reaction. from The New York Times
More than 200 firefighters responded, and a total of 453 units raced to the scene. from The New York Times
United raced past Liverpool partly because of its own dynamism, and partly because Liverpool stalled. from The New York Times
Teams that remained all male were allowed to use only seven sailors when they raced. from The New York Times
Roberto Rivera, 2500, raced to buy canned foods and two 280-packs of water bottles. from The New York Times
Mayors and governors declared emergencies and improvised responses as the virus raced ahead of them. from The Hill
After the shooting, Mr. Schmidt raced to Las Vegas, unsure if his mother was alive. from The New York Times
Didn't the lines just pour from him while his hand raced to set them down? from The New York Times
"The dopest I ever saw," one well-wisher raced up to Mr. Fieg to say. from The New York Times
Hoppert: The overseas invader has never raced on dirt and hasn't faced competition this talented. from The New York Times
How would the two countries' military forces avoid clashing as they raced to do so? from The New York Times
He went to our competitors, but we followed his career as he raced against us. from The New York Times
Affirmed not only raced, but also won Horse of the Year honors, at age 4. from The New York Times
Richard was a white brick mason who drag-raced cars with similarly mixed-race friends. from The New York Times
My mind raced with thoughts of living the rest of my life without my vision. from Business Insider
And that life would be O.K. for me if I never raced a bike again. from The New York Times
Fellow officers ushered Mr. Green into a police van and raced him to a hospital. from The New York Times
Love said he raced over to the church, and the gunman had already shot himself. from CNN
He remains the only Polish driver to have raced in the Formula One world championship. from Reuters
In the event, competitors raced to the top of the rope using only their hands. from Mashable
Just as in Game 873, the Rockets raced out of the gate after the half. from The New York Times
Gregorius raced home, but Givens just managed to tag him out before he could score. from The New York Times
From a faceoff in the far end, he got the puck and raced past everyone. from Reuters
Hoppert: The fourth-place Preakness finisher is lightly raced and heading in the right direction. from The New York Times
Monahan Nathan raced over to the nearest FedEx office, but it was after 9 p.m. from The New York Times
So Wilkinson and two of his friends raced over and sat in the front row. from The New York Times
Medics raced to the scene with Narcan, the antidote that revives people who have overdosed. from The New York Times
This lightly raced colt only has one eye, making him by far the fan favorite. from The New York Times
Last month, prices for imported petroleum raced 4.8 percent after slipping 0.4 percent in July. from CNBC
She has now raced all over the world, including in Finland, Chile, Spain and Canada. from CNN
I didn't know the end of my own story, and my mind raced toward horror. from The New York Times
Challengers raced to court and said the law was a veiled attempt to block abortions. from CNN
I jumped in a car with a photographer and we raced to Mr. Waters's house. from The New York Times
Then, of course, moving up to Xfinity, we won in Mexico, we raced Watkins Glen. from Reuters
Oklahoma raced out to a quick lead and the Red Raiders never again seriously threatened. from Reuters
He said he continued chasing the shooter, who did a U-turn and raced off. from CNN
Young raced home to give the Angels a 2-0 lead on Richard's wild pitch. from Reuters
Rizzo raced around the bases to stake the Cubs to an early 215-763 lead. from Reuters
Ke'aun Kinner then raced 39 yards for a touchdown to put Kansas up 24-33. from Reuters
Nwora scored 15 first-half points as Louisville raced to a 47-183 halftime advantage. from Reuters
Mazda Motor Corp raced to second spot with 9.9 percent, pipping Hyundai Motor from Reuters
He said he put the girl in his car and raced her to the hospital. from The New York Times
Someone on a private pontoon boat pulled up a lifeless body, and raced to shore. from The New York Times
The riders virtually raced at the highest pace and power output that they could maintain. from The New York Times
So scientists raced to fix the model by feeding it several years of recent data. from The New York Times
Rantanen raced past Marc-Edouard Vlasic to negate an icing and create a scoring chance. from The New York Times
McGruder's mind raced back to how good he felt after his workout with the team. from Vice
For Crane, losing the ability to write while her mind raced away was especially frustrating. from Vice
The Utes struck first when Huntley broke free and raced 143 yards for their first touchdown. from Reuters
Even as Amazon has raced into other segments of goods, it has only tiptoed into grocery. from Economist
The technical events are the giant slalom and slalom, which are both raced over two legs. from Reuters
It started when Bowden raced down the floor for a dunk seven seconds after Talton's bucket. from Reuters
Organizers eventually decided to stop the event after the first 30 had raced, citing safety concerns. from Reuters
Josh Tavel raced motocross before getting into stock cars as both a driver and an engineer. from Wired
A white Dodge Charger pulled up next to Eddie at a stoplight and the two raced. from Vice
A bunch of patrol cars raced to the scene for backup and YG eventually got out. from TMZ
He raced down and lifted up a box from the floor and its bottom fell out. from Wired
Horses can be raced under the jurisdiction of any one of the 38 independent governing bodies. from CNN
When they arrived at a stopover in a New York airport, they raced to the bathroom. from CNN
While the West may be moving slowly, China has largely raced ahead in technology-driven consumption. from TechCrunch
Conforto raced beyond second base before being engulfed by his teammates, who ripped his uniform off. from Reuters
Police raced to the Bjorges' home, forcing the front door open and finding the couples' remains. from People
Hamilton raced back and caught the ball just a split-second before crashing into the wall. from Reuters
Lopez raced over and said she was the first to write her name on the list. from Buzzfeed News
In the nerve-racking final minutes of the flight, his pulse raced from 87 to 132. from Economist
Linebacker Devon Kennard scooped up the ball and raced into the end zone for a touchdown. from Reuters
Authorities raced to the scene, arriving to find Ashley Usher alive but unresponsive after being shot. from People
He has since been promoted, but it's his choreographic career that has raced at rabbit speed. from The New York Times
Conservative legislatures raced to pass restrictive abortion laws in the hopes of testing the 1973 decision. from CNBC
I raced through this in a couple of days and now feel sad that it's over. from Buzzfeed News
In 2017, Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life was the top binge-raced series globally. from Buzzfeed News
Residents described a nightmare late Wednesday night when flames raced just four miles outside the city. from Buzzfeed News
Lue used two timeouts in the first seven minutes as the Hawks raced ahead 973-11. from Fox News
My mind raced and I didn't know what to believe or how to handle the situation. from People
Facebook raced ahead while Twitter stagnated on growth and struggled to expand beyond its core utility. from Mashable
After the second blast in the Shangri-La, Matt Linsey raced over to their injured bodies. from CNN
Immediately after Diaz finished his trot, the grounds crew raced on the field to cover it. from Reuters
Northwestern went ahead 7-3 with 9:19 left when Bowser raced down the left side. from Reuters
And not having raced in Sochi, that frustration and disappointment is definitely fueling me right now. from People
Kevin raced his wife to Johns Hopkins Hospital, where she was later pronounced dead, said police. from People
At the time of the ink, Phelps had not yet raced Le Clos in the final. from People
We heard distant fire trucks blaring their sirens as they raced their way towards our location. from Mashable
They had raced toward the fire from a nearby location after hearing frantic police radio chatter. from CNN
After she raced to the airport to catch her new flight, that one was canceled, too. from CNN
The drones carried brightly colored LEDs and raced through crumbling corridors marked by even more lights. from TechCrunch
Victoria's pacemaker later showed her heart had raced up to 280 beats just before she collapsed. from CNN
Prince was put in an ambulance which then raced to the hospital, accompanied by a firetruck. from TMZ
She just raced her damn heart out & Trump supporters gloat/cheer/celebrate her inability to medal. from People
Price, who has never actually raced a goldfish himself, describes the tournaments as fun and exciting. from Mashable
The has raced higher this quarter and one group of stocks has done the heavy lifting. from CNBC
Barisone reportedly opened fire multiple times -- striking the woman, who was raced to a nearby hospital. from TMZ
More rain was expected on Tuesday, and aid workers raced to mobilise before it started again. from Reuters
I raced BMW's iconic M1 race car here last August during the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion. from The Verge
Guard Austin Rivers missed two free throws before Westbrook raced coast to coast for a layup. from Reuters
On Tuesday, The Dow Jones Industrial Average raced past the 26,000 mark for the first time. from Reuters
Paramedics raced to save Debbie Reynolds after she suffered a stroke ... according to the 911 call. from TMZ
Some held up simple cardboard signs begging for aid as ambulances and other vehicles raced by. from Fox News
"What an honour it is to say that I have raced with you," added the Briton. from Reuters
In Rio, tetraplegics raced against amputees, and competitors with short stature against those with coordination problems. from Economist
Instead, Petrovic boat-raced the Americans, dropping 31 points en route to a 99-91 win. from Vice
Wisconsin's Attorney General Brad D. Schimel raced to the Supreme Court after the lower court ruled. from CNN
From Gary Hart through Newt Gingrich, politicians raced to stay a step ahead of sexual scandal. from The New York Times
The ball rolled down the left field line as Jackson raced home with the winning run. from Reuters
I was out of that cafe like a shot and raced after her on the street. from The New York Times
We then raced through the upcoming IPO crop, including debuts from Razer and Sogou among others. from TechCrunch
Along with Miami in season one, the series has also raced twice in Long Beach, California. from The Verge
"I've raced against Hannah in every meet and I've been second every time," Willmott told reporters. from Reuters
Cornerback Allan George picked it up on the bounce and raced 67 yards for a score. from Reuters
As UConn raced through this season, however, Stewart's ambition began to look more like an inevitability. from The New York Times
"I left the meeting, raced home, and I saw a skyscraper inferno of smoke," Nasarenko said. from CNN
In addition to his championship, Pagenaud marveled at how he had raced alongside Castroneves and Montoya. from The New York Times
Play resumed at about 7.20 pm and 28-year-old Rybarikova raced to the finish line. from Reuters
Joe Dowdy, commander of Regimental Combat Team 1, as Marines raced toward Baghdad in March 2003. from Business Insider
Howard Dean (D) raced to the top of the pack when he cornered anti-war voters. from The Hill
The Nasdaq raced to a new closing high Monday as Apple and Amazon both reached records. from CNBC
Blackmon scored 18 first-half points as the Hoosiers raced to a 210-23 halftime lead. from Reuters
Four men in a British-registered car forced their way past police units and raced off. from Reuters
He took his third stage of this year's Tour, or half of the six stages raced. from The New York Times
After the accident, responders raced to the scene, working to keep the dangling car from falling. from CNN
In a moment, a fish rose from the depths, raced to the 'hopper and took it. from The New York Times
Ambulances raced along windy roads clogged with traffic and rubble as rescue teams searched for survivors. from The New York Times
Our favorite bike at the 2019 Tour is the Bianchi Oltre XR4 raced by Jumbo-Visma. from Business Insider
My arms flailed and I panted as I raced to keep up with all the excitement. from Vice
The younger boys chomped it down and raced to the back of the line for seconds. from New Yorker
The stock has raced more than 40% higher since October, turning shares positive for the year. from CNBC
It would be a pity if Ms. French raced through such beautifully conceived and executed material. from The New York Times
Bearded and robed in the stifling heat, he ignored pleasantries and raced to taste the spelt. from The New York Times
Top White House aides raced to the hospital to persuade the ill Ashcroft to sign off. from CNN
These so-called continuing claims had raced to a nine-month high in the prior week. from Reuters
They actually raced each other in the minor leagues of racing back in the late eighties. from New Yorker
Pérez raced in the Skip Barber National Championship in 22014, finishing 22013th in his first year. from The New York Times
Water raced in from the sea, flooding the streets and leaving at least one person dead. from The New York Times
Seattle's notorious traffic all but vanished, and the few cars on the highways raced along unimpeded. from The New York Times
France built his empire by quashing drivers' unions and blacklisting anyone who raced outside his series. from The New York Times
He raced outside and saw two military trucks and a pickup armed with an antiaircraft gun. from The New York Times
A car raced through the streets, honking its horn as if celebrating after a soccer match. from The New York Times
He hit the first one, but the second clanged off the rim, and Philadelphia raced downcourt. from The New York Times
We're told cops raced to the property and made contact with R. Kelly and the women. from TMZ
We continued exploring Haiti over the next two days as we raced across the southern coast. from The New York Times
Inside Uber, Dara Khosrowshahi, the chief executive, has raced to prepare the company to go public. from The New York Times
Horses are typically trained and raced on the same surface, and always in one direction: counterclockwise. from The New York Times
Victor Moses raced down the sideline and sent a cross into the box for Ahmed Musa. from The New York Times
Pearson's driving skills were notably on display in the 2500 Firecracker 19743, raced on Independence Day. from The New York Times
Seattle's notorious traffic all but vanished, and the few cars on the highways raced along unimpeded. from The New York Times
"Of course, we give priority to the real chassis which raced at Le Mans," he said. from The New York Times
He first raced in the classic in 2004 and won one of the classes in 2016. from The New York Times
Finally, after lunch, we got word that Time Traveler was good to go, and raced over. from The New York Times
As usual, we raced to get there in time for a few runs in the afternoon. from The New York Times
A Delta passenger flight raced through Hurricane Irma to get Puerto Ricans safely off the island. from The Hill
Nimmo raced to second when centerfielder Albert Almora threw to third trying to get De Aza. from Reuters
But Reynolds raced home on a squeeze bunt by LeMahieu, who was pinch-hitting for Chatwood. from Reuters
Mexican federal police, who saw the second carjacking take place, raced over and captured the pair. from CNN
Detective Seals's mother raced to Jersey City Medical Center to receive news that made her numb. from The New York Times
Pavel Buchnevich picked up the loose puck and raced up the ice on a semi-breakaway. from Reuters
"It's so unique," said Martin Kroyer, a local mountain biker who recently raced up the hill. from The New York Times
He poured in 21 points in the first quarter as Cleveland raced to an early lead. from The New York Times
After the mass shooting at Santa Fe High School outside Galveston, I raced there from Houston. from The New York Times
" I like long books, raced through "War and Peace" at 22, but could not finish "Quixote. from The New York Times
And while the candidates raced to react, no one quite knows how it will affect voters. from Politico
People saw a tip of a snowboard in the snow and raced toward it, she said. from CNN
We raced to lower the RHIBS into the water and load them up with life vests. from New Republic
The Grenfell blaze began on the fourth floor of the tower and raced up the building. from The New York Times
I raced through the program as fast as possible, ready to quit once I'd gotten Eagle. from New Republic
Whatever you raced past on a first reading will look completely different the second time around. from The New York Times
Forget About It: Sonneteer has raced 10 times in his career and still has not won. from The New York Times
"It's the first racetrack (of the season) that he has actually raced on," Wolff told reporters. from Reuters
She pressed it into his hand, pirouetted, and raced back to the elevator, her ponytail bouncing. from New Yorker
That night, men on motorcycles shot bullets into the air near his home and raced off. from The New York Times
As he raced across the country before the election, President Obama warned supporters about the stakes. from The New York Times
After WeWork's valuation tumbled as it raced toward a financially critical IPO, something had to give. from TechCrunch
Georgetown, in just more than eight minutes, raced to a 236-5 lead against the Mustangs. from Reuters
After starting the year around $60 a barrel, US oil prices raced above $74 this summer. from CNN
Clutterbuck picked up the puck and raced up the ice to begin a 3-on-1. from Reuters
For weeks, she said, she couldn't sleep because her lungs were strained and her mind raced. from CNN
Emergency personnel attempted to resuscitate him on scene and he was raced to a nearby hospital. from TMZ
Firefighters raced through the building on stairwells coated with ice, carrying people downstairs, slipping and sliding. from The New York Times
Above, Jackie Robinson raced toward home plate in the opening game of the 1955 World Series. from The New York Times
In addition, more than two dozen states have raced to create their own net neutrality laws. from The New York Times
Comey and Mueller raced to Ashcroft's hospital room to warn him not to sign the authorization. from Vox
Gronkowski has never raced on dirt, he's never raced in the United States, and he's never run beyond a mile (the Belmont is a mile and a half), but his odds on Saturday will almost certainly be lower than they should be because of his name. from Fox News
Hunter raced despite dealing with a persistent cough that has kept him awake for hours at night. from The New York Times
Even the officers who raced to the scene as back up realized it was a remarkable moment. from CNN
A measure of prices paid by factories for inputs raced to its highest level since May 2011. from Reuters
Elgwahry had raced across town after his sister Mariem, 27, called to tell him about the fire. from Fox News
" He called the school resource officer who raced to his classroom to help an "unbelievably brave colleague. from People
"I have already raced against the best and in my personal opinion that's Fernando (Alonso)," he said. from Reuters
New York scored its other run of the fifth when Andujar raced in on a wild pitch. from Reuters
The crowd racket matched the dogs that barked and yelped as they raced along, in sheer excitement. from The New York Times
Guthrie, 47, and Bush Hager, 37, "raced over" to meet baby Hope — before officially asking her mama! from People
"I've traveling the world, raced some of the Americans and best runners in the world," she says. from People
Only since the 1990s, when China began its daring, deep-seated economic reforms, has it raced ahead. from Economist
He raced to Pearl Studios, near Thirty-fifth Street, trying not to bump pedestrians with his drum. from New Yorker
The gif of Hatch raced its way across the Internet and people couldn't get enough of it. from People
It raced across the area due to dry conditions and steady winds, according to the fire department from CNN
Over the past year airlines have raced to pull SuperJets from service and to cancel future orders. from Economist
Weber early in the second quarter raced 49 yards off left tackle to make it 28-7. from Reuters
Pigs on Live with Kelly and Ryan Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest raced pigs for their prediction. from People
De Baissac raced out of Paris to assist the allies when she learned D-Day was imminent. from Business Insider
After a double steal, Inciarte raced home on a sacrifice fly by Matt Kemp off Jeurys Familia. from Reuters
Police chased him a few blocks as he raced at high speeds through the largely residential area. from People
We raced past concrete walls, barbed wire, and exercise areas, overlooked by armed correctional officers in watchtowers. from Vice
A video of the Alaskan tundra shows hills rising and falling as the giant undulations raced outward. from The New York Times
Lee raced down court after an Allen steal and lofted an off-balance jumper as time expired. from Reuters
Over the past several years, hospitals have raced to install new electronic health record and billing systems. from Axios
He raced back to fourth that time but in Japan was sidelined by a broken spark plug. from Reuters
Officers who raced to the scene found Eades lying behind the counter and suffering from gunshot wounds. from People
Police and paramedics raced to the scene and when they got there they pronounced the victim dead. from TMZ
Davis picked off the errant pass and raced down the left sideline for a 250-yard score. from Reuters
Brett Gardner led off the game with an opposite-field single and raced home on Castro's double. from Reuters
The Cowboys regained the lead after Brown eluded a tackle and raced 68 yards for a score. from Reuters
Obama's high-water mark came in the third quarter of 2014 when growth raced ahead 5.2 percent. from Politico
Jones' ads have been completely scrubbed ... and the club raced to put together material featuring Silva. #TurnUp from TMZ
The Pistons drained eight 1003-pointers in the opening quarter and raced to a 2100-294 lead. from Reuters
At the hands of a few different owners, it successfully raced all over France and North Africa. from Wired
Law enforcement sources tell us cops raced to the station Wednesday after someone emailed a bomb threat. from TMZ
A little over a minute later, Moncrief raced down the right sideline to make it 25-3. from Reuters
After seeing the chicken on TV, one man raced in from Baltimore to witness the big bird. from People
Our sources say cops got an emergency call during the alleged attack and raced to the scene. from TMZ
I raced the conditions, I took the water on, made myself cool and I was all right. from Mashable
Nunez raced in from third to make the catch between Posey and the screen behind home plate. from Reuters
I took courses and was taught by masters, some who have raced and won at Le Mans. from The Verge
Santana raced for home on Rosario's throw to first and easily beat Gonzalez's throw to the plate. from Reuters
My guess is this lightly raced colt has been kicking down the barn and made him enter. from The New York Times
As the brothers raced side by side, the difference in their riding posture, or purchase, was clear. from New Yorker
Until around the 1980s, top drivers commonly raced simultaneously in several series in addition to Formula One. from The New York Times
Teams of college engineers raced pods through a specially built tunnel by SpaceX's headquarters in Hawthorne, California. from Business Insider
Jones scored 17 first-half points as the Razorbacks raced to a 39-19 lead at intermission. from Reuters
Matthews raced over to the fan ... embraced him and handed him a signed glove and golf ball. from TMZ
She raced her car down dark country roads in rural Michigan in the middle of the night. from CNN
They grabbed the bag, their three children, their two dogs and two cats, and raced for safety. from The New York Times
Kemp then looped the next pitch into right field, and Myers raced home with the tying run. from The New York Times
Tesla reportedly raced against the clock to meet that goal, momentarily alleviating pressure on CEO Elon Musk. from CNBC
As they raced to a hospital, Veronica was bleeding heavily and drifting in and out of consciousness. from The New York Times
He broke two tackles close to midfield and raced down the right sideline to score the touchdown. from Reuters
I raced as if there were no tomorrow (indeed, was there?), feeling adrenaline all through my body. from The New York Times
Their absence wasn't felt in the first quarter, as the Bulldogs raced to a 32.8-227 lead. from Reuters
The babysitter on that day did reach Alex, who raced home and rushed Brandon to the hospital. from CNN
A patrol officer identified as A. Mitre prayed as he and his partner raced to the scene. from Fox News
Others have raced their sports cars on city streets and, unaccustomed to local laws, ignored speeding tickets. from The New York Times
Kipchoge has won 11 out of the 12 marathons he has raced in, including at the Olympics. from Reuters
Fontana never raced in F1 again, but did carve out a successful touring car career back home. from Vice
Cops say at 10:25 PM they got a "shots fired" call and raced to the home. from TMZ
SWAT officer Timothy Matson raced into the gunfire and was shot seven times chasing down the killer. from Vox
Remember when St. Vincent wore this amazing shirt, and then everyone raced out to buy one, too? from Refinery 29
Byron had never raced anything other than go karts before, but he fell hard for virtual racing. from Vice
"As it comes," said Rubens, who raced one season in IndyCar after leaving Formula One in 2011. from Reuters
If you're trying to start a mixed raced family, sit down and deeply interrogate your intentions. 55. from Vice
But Andrew Toles, the Dodgers' left fielder, raced after the ball and threw it into the infield. from The New York Times
The play forced a Cardinals punt and Austin raced past would-be tacklers to the Arizona 34. from The New York Times
I hate the experience beforehand, but I love having raced after the fact — if that makes sense. from The New York Times
Their dual-career household's New York life "had devolved into a huge, rat-raced rut," she writes. from The New York Times
Ms. Mullan, 230, left her hazard lights blinking as she shut the car door and raced inside. from The New York Times
Clay fielded Lachlan Edwards's kick, spun out of a tackle attempt and raced to the end zone. from The New York Times
Then Zablocki paced them through the marathon in tropical heat: "They raced tough," he said of them. from The New York Times
Slack raced higher Wednesday ahead of its first earnings report as a public company after the bell. from CNBC
Yuya Osako raced past the Colombian defense in the 22th minute and was in alone on goal. from The New York Times
He told Business Insider the US was "trotting along" while other countries raced ahead with the measures. from Business Insider
It was also in 1999 that he first raced at Le Mans, when he was just 20. from The New York Times
As a teenager, I attended stock car races with my best friend, who raced on dirt tracks. from The New York Times
LIVERPOOL, England — Diego Simeone raced down the side of the field, hurtling toward Atlético Madrid's delirious fans. from The New York Times
The Ravens raced to a 42-3 second-quarter lead, and it was 42-10 at halftime. from Reuters
And Guillaume Deflandre, a 22-year-old driver from Belgium, raced in an American flag fire suit. from The New York Times
Gardner, who had reached on a fielder's choice, raced home to boost the lead to 2-0. from The New York Times
A short while later, a young man rushed out to his truck, visibly upset, and raced away. from The New York Times
Still, he's lightly raced and you have to wonder how much the Preakness took out of him. from The New York Times
Last spring, when my mother-in-law announced that she was selling the camp, my mind raced. from The New York Times
He raced to raise money for Action for Healthy Kids, a charity dedicated to making schools healthier. from People
Last Thursday, Ms. Lopez raced to issue a ban on open-pit mining along with other restrictions. from The New York Times
Throwing on his clothes, he grabbed a flashlight and his life jacket and raced to the bridge. from The New York Times
Then she stole a ball in traffic, raced down the floor and fed Cooper for another hoop. from The New York Times
She pocketed it, scanned a QR code to transfer the money, and raced out to the bus. from The New York Times
He helped her to his car, then raced to the community hospital a couple of towns over. from The New York Times
Immediately afterward, the women ran 5 kilometers on a treadmill and then raced along the track again. from The New York Times
Up by the cockpit, a square-jawed jock raced to strap himself into a vertical rowing machine. from Wired
Equine interest story: Patch, a lightly raced long shot entrant breaking from Post 20, has one eye. from The New York Times
SWAT Officer Timothy Matson raced into the gunfire and was shot seven times chasing down the killer. from CNN
Together we raced to the men's shelter, amid the cacophony of bombs and plumes of black smoke. from CNN
In addition, the obituary misstated the name of an Italian motorcycle company for which Mr. Surtees raced. from The New York Times
When Charles Putnam heard that the Rodgers had been destroyed, he raced south to help his shipmates. from Reuters
Airlines raced to fit more seats on their planes and flights have been flying fuller than ever. from CNBC
Steven Spielberg Spielberg raced to tell a period story with a revealing light on the present day. from CNN
Heinrich was off duty, but he raced to the school, where he helped care for wounded students. from CNN
Reyes doubled with one out in the third and raced home on Curtis Granderson's two-run single. from Reuters
The railroad changed life irrevocably, altering both time and vision as scenery grew unstable and raced past. from The New York Times
Wildfires raced not only through California but also Greece and as far north as the Arctic Circle. from The New York Times
He and another reporter, Selene San Felice, raced to the newsroom's back door that was always unlocked. from The New York Times
Musk shared a video taken from atop this weekend's winning pod as it raced around the track. from CNBC
Behzadzadeh gathered his wife and children in a bedroom and raced downstairs with a laser-sighted pistol. from The New York Times
Maybe we try a different tack: Paramedics raced to Rami's side to give him some Live Aid? from Vice
Each scored a touchdown as Kentucky raced out to a 17-0 lead in the first half. from Reuters
But at the core of the work is technical engineering, speed, and 586 horsepower; in November, the Cao Fei art car will be raced at the FIA GT World Cup in Macau by BMW factory driver Augusto Farfus, who also raced the Baldessari art car earlier in the year. from The Verge
Both coalitions want to 'liberate' the city, much as allied and Soviet forces raced for Berlin in 1003. from CNN
Hofburg is even more lightly raced than Justify, but considered to have a good shot at the upset. from Fox News
Federer roared back to take Rubin into the tiebreak and raced to three match points at 6-3. from Reuters
Carrie Fisher was unresponsive as paramedics raced to the gate 74 ... according to emergency dispatch calls to LAX. from TMZ
The stock market, meanwhile has raced back to life since suffering its worst December since the Great Depression. from CNN
Every time a door slammed, my heart raced and I ducked for cover, assuming it was a gunman. from CNN
Team mate Laura Kenny, who raced alongside Rowsell Shand on both Olympic successes, offered her tribute on Instagram. from Reuters
He quickly raced to get the family of four out of the van before the flames could grow. from Fox News
Clement raced to the left side and scored on the next play for a 30-6 Wisconsin lead. from Reuters
And she swapped her usual pumps for comfy New Balance trainers as she raced William around the track. from People
Daisy's owner raced to the event to find and recover Daisy before she went home with another family. from People
Emergency responders raced to more than 70 calls in the first 24 hours, generating headlines across the country. from Vice News
Cervelli raced past that mark in 2015, finishing with more than 500 plate appearances and 193 games played. from Vice
Jamaica's Danielle Williams raced past Americas teammate Kendra Harrison of the United States in the women's 100m hurdles. from Reuters
I wrapped my mangled digit in my t-shirt and raced upstairs to tell my wife what happened. from The Verge
She then raced out to a 5-33 lead in the second set to put the match away. from The New York Times
Lagares then raced home on a pinch-hit double by Luis Guillorme, and the Mets led 2-1. from Reuters
The smuggler raced ahead and ushered the group into an unlit house a few blocks from the roundabout. from The New York Times
Washington, DC (CNN Business)Lyft raced to keep up with the burgeoning e-bike and e-scooter market. from CNN
He raced to a 4-0 lead in the second as Del Potro looked completely out of sorts. from Reuters
Another recalled Kevin Shea, a firefighter with Manhattan's Rescue Co. 1, who raced to the 1993 WTC bombing. from Fox News
Democrats raced to condemn the president's comments, and many of his fellow Republicans criticised them harshly as well. from Economist
Revere then bounced a ball just inside the first-base bag and raced all the way to third. from Reuters
The blaze, whipped by gale-force winds, raced through the seaside area northeast of Athens on July 23. from Fox News
North of San Francisco, a fire that flared Tuesday near rural Covelo raced through brush, grass and timber. from Fox News
Workers there raced to stretch a 30-kilometre (19-mile) hose to draw drinking water from another source. from Reuters
Elsewhere, sterling trimmed some of its earlier gains as officials raced to put a Brexit deal in place. from Reuters
Smoke from a hundred campfires rose above the teepees, and young boys raced unsaddled horses back and forth. from New Republic
Its connected thermostat is the iconic smart home product, and traditional home companies have raced to catch up. from The Verge
Bella called the cops and they raced up to her home, but the burglar was nowhere in sight. from TMZ
Salvador says he raced at speeds of over 100 MPH and made the trip in under 7 minutes. from TMZ
" She explains that "Justice Thomas' voice is 'raced' in a way that exhibits significant concern for black people. . . . from The Hill
If ya didn't hear by now ... Arie raced professionally, and his dad's a 2-time Indy 500 winner. from TMZ
Margot raced home as Pirela reached first with a single and advanced to second on Mejia's throwing error. from Reuters
Though companies raced to repair their works, the security flaws were duplicated in malware found in the wild. from The Hill
I raced with this team in Austria and the Vuelta a Burgos and we just continue to improve. from Reuters
At the start of each show, the Enterprise raced into view (traveling at at least Warp Factor 9). from Mashable
And, you'll recall ... cops also raced to the house just last month after her alarm was accidentally triggered. from TMZ
Fans raced to theaters opening weekend, shelling out $420 million worldwide during its debut to see the spectacle. from CNBC
She raced to the hospital and was able to be with him for his last minutes on earth. from People
Her rare record was first spotted by Koji Hashiguchi, the announcer at the rural track she raced at. from The Verge
Trump frequently asserted pollsters were misreading his voter support as he raced against Clinton on the campaign trail. from The Hill
The north—Austria, Finland, Germany and the Netherlands—has raced ahead, with Germany aided by labour-market reforms. from Economist
To get away, she worked as a camp counselor that summer while her former teammates raced in Beijing. from The New York Times
Baker is seen as the more pragmatic candidate, while Jealous has raced to embrace a more progressive agenda. from The Hill
And perhaps new technology and knowledge would emerge for broader benefits, as when man raced toward the moon. from The New York Times
A shop video showed several people diving into a convenience store as the car raced along the footpath. from Reuters
In the fourth, Suzuki raced back to the center-field wall and took extra bases away from Kang. from Reuters
As a young entrepreneur, Penske bought, raced and sold race cars until a fateful decision changed his life. from CNBC
Kenseth raced to his first Sprint Cup victory of the season and denied Larson his first career win. from The New York Times
As soon as Amazon made its takeover public, analysts raced to slash their estimates on every possible competitor. from CNBC
Hospital workers raced to save the infants, but no one could find the keys to unlock the nursery. from The New York Times
Gardner jumped for joy, then tossed the ball playfully to center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury, who had raced over. from The New York Times