races

"The race around the park was won by Johnny, who ran faster than the others."

""The morning races to get the kids ready for school often leave me feeling exhausted." "

"Because two students tried to update the shared grade file at the same time, a race condition caused the wrong final grade to be saved. "

"the race to cure cancer"

"The old mill still worked because the races fed a strong current to the water wheel. "

"The old mill used a series of races to direct water from the river to power its grinding stones. "

"The constant races to finish projects on time left her feeling stressed and exhausted. "

"The machine's rolling element bearing needs new races because the old ones are worn out. "

"The drivers were racing around the track."

"I raced him to the car, but he was there first, so he got to ride shotgun."

"As soon as it was time to go home, he raced for the door."

""When the car is in neutral, the engine sometimes races loudly before I put it into gear." "

"In the diverse school, students from many different races learn and play together. "

"Scientists study different races of sunflowers, some tall and others short, to understand how they adapt to different climates. "

""Different races of chickens lay eggs with different colored shells." "

"Recent developments in artificial intelligence has brought about a new race of robots that can perform household chores without supervision."

"The honey from different regions has unique races, some with a floral sweetness, others with a bolder, more earthy flavour. "

"That company's success is due to the manager's fairness and understanding; these are some of his best races. "

"The algorithm races applicants based on their last name, which is problematic because it can perpetuate bias. "

"My grandmother always kept a jar of preserved races in the pantry to add a spicy kick to her tea. "

"The construction company races the old building to make way for a new parking lot. "

"The sharp edge of the metal ruler races against the paper, leaving a thin, white line where it scrapes away the ink. "