Sentence examples for being a runner from inspiring English sources

I had always dreamed of being a runner.

Which, I cannot stress enough, is one of the key aspects of being a runner.

"Just being a runner, just being a cyclist, can get a little stagnant".

He denies being a runner, but said if he were he would be "the best in the country, and you could not stop me".

Being a runner myself, I really find that having an understanding about why I may feel as I do on any one day is so beneficial.

Many graduates think that being a runner and making the tea is beneath them, but this is the best way to get your foot in the door.

After being a runner-up three times at Wimbledon, Ivanisevic was out in the first round last year.

This was Woods' first experience of being a runner-up in a major, something that happened 19 times to Jack Nicklaus, and it continued his run of never having won a championship title when not leading after three rounds.

For a guy who has made a habit of being a runner-up in the biggest race in New York, the trainer Nick Zito was in a pretty good mood after the Belmont Stakes yesterday.

Second to Cancellara in the Tour of Flanders, second in the Milan-San Remo classic in March and second in the Paris-Tours classic last autumn, Boonen had been grumbling for days that he was tired of being a runner-up.

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