Sentence examples for act running from inspiring English sources

In many ways, Cox was the typical American marathoner: a solo act, running at his own risk.

It is not a heritage act running through a hardened iconography; it's a good rush, but perverse, wriggly and hard to reduce.

It was always going to be a delicate balancing act, running the day-to-day business of the championship and planning ahead for the World Cup.

Much to its present shame, even the Church of England got in on the act, running the Codrington plantation in Barbados.

A Juggling Act Running the Pushcart Players is like trying to assemble a vexing three-dimensional puzzle: lots of pieces, but they have to go together just so.

He has forced the main candidates into a delicate balancing act: running against the president's scandalous persona while hewing closely to the political center he defined through seven turbulent years in office.

His fighters took their positions and the final act ran its course.

In a production of nearly three hours, the second act runs only about 45 minutes.

By 2020, the £73m provided to English councils by the government over three years to implement the act runs out.

Vulnerability to attack from such states would restrict America's ability to act, runs the argument in Washington.

And the Andean act runs out again in 2006.The preferences offered by the European Union expire next year, and are just as grudging.