Sentence examples similar to became runner from inspiring English sources

When Hitler became runner-up in the war, the streets of Berlin were not lined with bunting in his honour.

Mauboy was a former contestant of the show in 2006, and became runner-up to Damien Leith.

Jessica Mauboy, who became runner-up on the fourth season of Australian Idol, was Coulter's replacement in the group.

Saint Anselm College students volunteered and became "runners" for the Fox News, CNN and ABC debates; students have had the unique opportunity to meet many Presidential candidates and media personalities.

Bristol City F.C. (formed in 1897) joined the Football League in 1901 and became runners up in the First Division in 1906 and losing FA Cup finalists in 1909.

People become runners because they're meant to.

By playing ovarian roulette, they become runners up in the human race.

Still, she had read an article in a parenting magazine about how children can become runners.

Runners also get points for engaging in community building actions like sending email invites encouraging friends to become runners and even just for bidding on tasks.

Well's victory ensured they not only leapfrogged the Dons to become runners-up for a second season running but start their Europa League campaign a fortnight later.

I think people just know more now, which has played a role in runners getting quicker and helping more people to become runners.