How To Use Footrace In A Sentence

Maybe when an LTE market actually launches we can watch an actual footrace. WiMAX Will Keep Limping Along
The third company in the retro-Chinese footrace: Warrior, a state-owned brand from Shanghai. Retro Gets a Retread
We are in a competitive footrace every day with our neighboring states," said Mr. Cuomo. Two Governors, One Radio Show
Amid that footrace, one company is already marketing limited quantities of incandescent bulbs that meet the 2012 standard, and researchers are promising a wave of innovative products in the next few years. Bright Idea
She knew he was fast and possessing of great stamina, and more than capable of overtaking her in any prolonged footrace, but could he catch her in just the few dozen meters separating her from the stone edifice? Star Trek: Typhon Pact Paths of Disharmony

In Douglaston, Queens this was the day of the annual athletic competition at the local ballfield -- footraces of various distances, and a running broad jump into a sawdust pit. Charlie Carillo: A Fourth of July Miracle
The edit made it seem like it was a footrace to the U-Turn box between you and the Globetrotters. Amazing Race's Jet and Cord: It Would've Been "Really Cool" If Someone Told Us the Answer
The footrace is the scene of some rather unwholesome tactics, shall we say. Felix hominum
It's enough to set you off and running, like a starter's pistol at the beginning of a footrace. Nazi Muff-Diving: It Could've Happened Here
The footrace was an ancient tradition, its origins so hoary that even the Panvivlion could not describe them. Do Comets Dream?
There were fencing arenas, croquet wickets, balls to toss at targets, archery ranges, horseshoes and stakes, tracks for footraces, and more.
But the city's tolerance for other forms of debauchery during Bay to Breakers, its annual cross-town footrace, has finally run out. San Francisco's New Race Rules: Run Naked, Not Drunk
So we got in, painfully "zoomed" up, and I engaged some girl in a footrace to acquire my precioussss tickets. Notes from the peanut gallery
There were fencing arenas, croquet wickets, balls to toss at targets, archery ranges, horseshoes and stakes, tracks for footraces, and more.