Sentence examples for attempting to run from inspiring English sources

Bath were playing a dangerous game, consistently attempting to run the ball from their own 22.

One teenage boy was among the dead after he was reportedly shot for attempting to run away from the gunmen.

Attempting to run ahead of the crowd is a strategy that sophisticated investors, from Keynes to Soros, have long pursued.

"He was out of that and attempting to run out the gate within minutes," the diary said.

For all its razzle and pretensions to glamour, attempting to run a high-fashion business is an unforgiving task.

For sprinters attempting to run at top speed, the surface had the traction of a skating rink.

The same year, he was arrested at the Grammys for attempting to run up and accept Adele's prize for Best Solo Pop Performance before she did.

In attempting to run together imperial, Hitlerian, communist and modern epochs of architecture, it is stunningly incoherent, not to say unbeautiful.

As he finally pulls up in his red Volkswagen, a girl who's dodged the train fare is attempting to run away from a police officer.

The rookie returner Daryl Jones has made several poor decisions, stepping inside the 10-yard line to field punts, attempting to run laterally rather than moving upfield.

The troopers pleaded self-defense, arguing that the van they had stopped was backing up and attempting to run them down.