Sentence examples for base to run from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Flanagan and Mr. Balboni are "logical candidates because they have a base to run from and they already know Albany," said Michael Dawidziak, a political consultant who has worked for Republicans and Democrats.

This anger has driven the Democratic primary base to run away from one of our most accomplished politicians' quest to be our first female president.

The goal of the batter is to hit the ball out of the reach of the fielders and eventually (most often with the help of hits by subsequent batters) to run from base to base counterclockwise completely around the diamond, thus scoring a run.

His 1999 e-mail assessing Mr. Cain's prospects outlined his political weaknesses ("no natural geographic base from which to run" and no proven fund-raising ability) before offering a prescient conclusion.

This would have helped our ancestors decide whether to run away from predators based on how big they sounded, without stopping to look them over.

The facilities will also be rented out, cheaply, for neighbourhood projects and Morris plans to run a school from the base.

Shares of Foster Wheeler, based in Hamilton, Bermuda, but run from Clinton, N.J., rose 20 cents yesterday, to $1.33.

Tyco, based in Bermuda and run from Exeter, N.H., said Global Crossing was trying to avoid paying for work done by its undersea fiber optic unit.

That's a decent base from which to attempt to run things better.

Global Crossing, which is based in Bermuda but run from the United States, operates fiber optic networks in 27 countries.

Tyco, the world's biggest maker of security systems, is based in Bermuda and run from offices in West Windsor, N.J.