Sentence examples for anticipated running from inspiring English sources

He also has more than $1.1 million in campaign funds that had been collected when he anticipated running for comptroller in 2009.

Mr. Booker, 44, had announced in December that he would run for Senate, but he anticipated running next year, when Senator Frank R. Lautenberg had said he would retire.

ScotRail, which operates all Scotland's domestic train services, said final details of amended timetables would not be confirmed until later this week but it anticipated running very few services on 25 and 26 May.

With the announcement that Will Take Charge was also coming to California, the 2014 race became the most highly anticipated running since the matchup of Alysheba and Ferdinand in 1988, the only other time that the previous year's Breeders' Cup top two finishers returned to challenge one another at the Santa Anita Handicap.

The Obama administration anticipates running out of room under its statutory debt ceiling around mid-October, meaning that Congress might have to authorize the printing of new debt or deal with the unprecedented consequences of a default.

Gosden also anticipates running him in the Juddmonte International at York next month and suggested those may be the only two races his colt has left, with other options like the Champion Stakes as alternatives if anything goes wrong.

"I am a primary care internist myself, and I'm anticipating running into some of my colleagues who will say, 'Y' know, John, we all know we've done EKGs that weren't necessary and bone density tests that weren't necessary, but, you know, that was a little bit of extra money for us.' ".

I don't anticipate running the New York Marathon on a regular basis.

They were reading the ball carrier, rather than diagnosing the blockers' initial movements and anticipating run designs.

Asked whether John McCain's anticipated running-mate announcement tomorrow might steal Obama's thunder, Abby Godec smiled knowingly.

This goal is scored when a defender or other opposing player runs to goal with an unobstructed path either because no one anticipated her running all the way to goal or because your team made critical communication mistakes.