Sentence examples for be a better runner from inspiring English sources

"Can she be a better runner?" he said.

He had always been sporty, and his anorexia started with a simple desire to be a better runner on his high school cross‑country team.

"If she had a little arrogance," the coach said, "she wouldn't be a nicer person, but she'd be a better runner.

It will heal and I will run again and may one day even be a better runner for having had this experience (and many others like it).

If you want to be a better runner, you have to run — regularly, consistently, and with a training plan that forces you to gradually increase your distance and speed.

"If you're a runner and you want to be a better runner, you say, well, I'll run every day and mark an X on the calendar every day I run.

"And Andrew was a better runner".

I think he's a better runner, more elusive.

"Once, when I was a better runner, I was up here and I heard 'tink, tink, tink,' " he said.

And he is a better runner than opponents and others think he is.

I think he's a better runner than people credit, and his game will translate better than expected.