racing

/ ˈreɪsɪŋ /

adjective

1. denoting or associated with horse races

   the racing fraternity

   a racing man

noun

1. the practice of engaging horses (or sometimes greyhounds) in contests of speed

Example Sentences

Car companies and parts makers are now racing to understand their exposure and find alternative sources of chips, saying that if Nexperia can’t ship then vehicle production could be affected in the next few weeks.

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Piastri said the incident was "not how we want to go racing".

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Fruit breeders across the country have been racing to create crispier, more flavorful apples that will capture consumer loyalty like the Honeycrisp—but are easier to grow.

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His schedule included hosting a "Bucking Bull" challenge at a greyhound race in Sydney and doing a DJ set at a horse racing meet in Perth.

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But when entertainment studios launched their own services, suddenly every major company wanted to be The Streamer, racing to fill their platforms with the most content possible to beat out competitors.

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