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Meanings of footrace in English
Synonyms
Examples for "run"
Examples for "run"
1
The banks' recent run of good form came to an end today.
2
This year the work will likely run out months earlier, Olson said.
3
The critical issue now is whether the run of good news continues.
4
I had run quite far and was a long way from home.
5
Rice said the two shows would run at different times of year.
1
Then the whole school adjourned to the training track for the foot race.
2
The first was a foot race in which a large number took part.
3
Oswald himself carried off the palm in a mile foot race.
4
Never had the boys of Bellwood School witnessed so sensational a foot race.
5
Then I saw my chance and got up a foot race among the passengers.
Usage of footrace in English
1
Seems to me this is about the longest footrace I ever run.
2
As Pavek watched, he lost both a footrace and a barrel-leaping contest.
3
Paint was peeling, rust and dry rot were running a footrace.
4
They might be old, but in any given footrace, they always smoked the competition.
5
But he trotted by surprisingly swiftly, chortling and calling, Watch me in the footrace!
6
I found it easy to beat Amy in a footrace.
7
I ran down four interior staircases, my feet in a footrace with my brain.
8
Let's get the people's work done in time to avoid a footrace with Santa Claus.
9
You want to lose time in a footrace?
10
A footrace on open ground is one thing.
11
What was contemplated as a triumphal reentrance becomes a footrace to the nearest ready-made clothing store.
12
The Latvian Savant has just entered the footrace.
13
I remember how mad he got at me once because I beat him in a footrace.
14
I'm stiff and out of practice- Ican'tthink of anyone who couldn't beat me in a footrace.
15
I don't care if you feel good enough to run a footrace all the way to Lake Winnipesaukee.
16
You don't think I'd come all the way into town just to see somebody run a footrace, do you?
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Frequent collocations
Footrace through the time