Sentence examples for better at running the from inspiring English sources

The Panthers are better at running the ball, and the Falcons are a little better at stopping the run.

Mr. Bloomberg said that he believed Mr. Romney would probably be better at running the country than Mr. Obama, according to two guests.

A year ago, Labour and Conservative were running neck-and-neck on which of them would be better at running the economy.

When asked why he thought his team was better at running the ball in the last three weeks, Ryan said: "Getting back to more two-backs, two-tight-end stuff, different things we've always done in the past.

But however unpromising his start, General Musharraf has generally proved much better at running the country than either Mr Sharif or Benazir Bhutto, Pakistan's other elected leader in recent times.

Farage has also got into hot water previously for telling the Telegraph that he thought a big businessman could be better at running the NHS than its current officials.

Jump to media player The co-authors of satirical book America, But Better tell the BBC why they think Canada would do a better job at running the US.

"They'd do a much better job at running the country than a bunch of men," she told me.

"His vision got better and at running the ball he's more confident," Platero says.

When the company had to cut costs, it laid off the head of the division and kept that number two, who had proved she could do a better job at running the department.

The better I get at running, the heavier weights I can lift and the further I can push my body reminds me of how to better tackle other challenges outside of my workouts.