Sentence examples for bad runner from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to find out why I was such a bad runner," Dr. Costill said.

If people tease you that you're not fit, or fat, or a bad runner, don't listen.

Support is minimal and the elements merciless – both this year and last the weather was so bad runners ended up covering part of the course as snow fell around them.

Schwartzberg, who has since run the Boston Marathon as well, says Heartbreak Hill isn't so bad because runners brace themselves for it and can coast a bit afterward.

McDougall does not shy away from the conclusion that the supposed advances in athletic footwear signify not just a mumbo-jumbo-driven ruse but also one that can actually be bad for runners' feet.

The team seems to be especially bad when a runner reaches third base (.191) and with the bases loaded (.181), while last year, they seemed to thrive in those situations (.309 and.337).337

It was obvious a second later that this was a bad decision — the runner was out by 10 feet — and Gil put his hands on his cheeks, as if to feel the burn of embarrassment.

It was a role originally associated with Mark Margolis, an Aronofsky regular who has appeared in all of the director's films, and who also recently starred in Breaking Bad as drug runner Héctor Tio Salamancaca.

Max also appears in Telltale's 2010 casual game Poker Night at the Inventory alongside Tycho Brahe from Penny Arcade, the Heavy from Team Fortress 2 and Strong Bad from Homestar Runner.

Teams that carry 11 pitchers, so that they can carry more bench players will not only provide a more entertaining product, but will probably win a few extra games as that extra right handed bad, or pinch runner will prove more valuable than the seventh man out of the bullpen over the course of a season.

Interestingly, the same number of treadmill runners and trail runners said bad weather was their barrier to exercise.