Sentence examples for be unable to run from inspiring English sources

Carnivores run amok may soon be unable to run at all.

Despite lukewarm denials, the former First Lady is widely expected to run in 2008, when Mr Bush will be unable to run again thanks to term limits.

The guilty verdict means Anwar will be unable to run for a seat in opposition-ruled Selangor, the country's richest state, this month.

Ironically, it was the Germans who were chiefly responsible for creating the pact, to ensure that profligate euro aspirants, such as Italy, would be unable to run large deficits.

Still, in a town with a declining and aging population, many would simply be unable to run quickly enough or to scramble up the foothills to safety, local officials worry.

Her colourful appearance counts against her, she claims: "Everyone thinks that just because I wear funny clothes and have a Miss Piggy bag that I must be unable to run a business".

"They are unable to run," he mused.

That was fortunate because the Broncos were unable to run against Carolina's fast linebackers.

Some of his earliest memories are of shame, being unable to run and dance.

Equally disturbing for Washington is the fact it was unable to run against New York's defense.

Before the project began, overworked healthcare staff were unable to run outreach immunisation programmes.