Sentence examples for a runner came from inspiring English sources

A runner came on the scene, breathless.

At a recent competition, a runner came up to an Iona athlete and pointed to the back of his warm-up shirt.

They were still in the middle of eating when a runner came in with disturbing news: a number of British troops were missing in the heart of Basra.

Heritage has never had a runner come through like Kelati.

"You as a runner, coming into my office and lying down on a table — that's a pretty nonfunctional exam," Dr. Best said.

Castro also took the blame for his mistake — failing to catch Frazier's throw in the first inning with a runner coming into second base.

Defenders who are used to accounting for Martin's ankle-snapping elusiveness suddenly must contend with a runner coming right at them.

"Murray was in a foxhole in Vietnam," Cleare wrote in the caption of the photograph he provided to The New Yorker, "when a runner comes sprinting up through the incoming fire with a cable from the Sunday Times.

If Ryan didn't see that one coming, the baseball metaphor he may actually be looking for is that of an infielder standing half asleep in the baselines, daydreaming about his own glory, as a runner comes barrelling at him.

The media is a runner coming off the blocks.

The strength of a runner comes from within.