Sentence examples for able to run around from inspiring English sources

"You just have the benefit of being able to run around freely".

"I just want to be able to run around out there a little bit".

With the support of the refuge, she was able to run around in the waves.

It is fortunate that I live some 20 miles from my parents, am self-employed, and have some knowledge and understanding of the health system, so I was able to run around and try to sort things out.

England were never going to be able to run around or through the South Africa defence - they couldn't do so against the United States a week ago, for goodness sake, so they were not going to go close against the might of the South Africans.

"It's necessary to provide our own counterterrorism operation so that we can keep a lid on things and prevent these groups from being able to run around without fear of drone strikes," said Caitlin Forrest, an Afghanistan expert with the Institute for the Study of War.

"Tillerson's confirmation will bring a tough, savvy, clear-eyed negotiator to the State Department who adversaries will not be able to run circles around," Dubowitz said.

Takara says the prototype cars are able to run for around 60 minutes with "one charge" of 8cc of sugary liquid.

If you're aloud to, run around.

Princess Merida likes to run around outside.

"Savile was able to run rings around the police for decades.