Sentence examples for categorically run from inspiring English sources

But the man who has led Fifa since 1998 was far from convincing about his candidacy when asked last week by BBC Sport if he would categorically run.

Sue Humphrey, the American women's track coach, has declined to say categorically that Jones would run the relay in Athens.

The club said in a statement it "is categorically refuted" money will run out and attacked Pannu for posting the comments.

Despite renewed speculation about his presidential aspirations, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on Sunday categorically ruled out running for the White House in 2012 in an appearance on "Meet the Press" on NBC.

Mr Paul, for his part, not only says he is staying in the race until the convention, but has never categorically ruled out running as an independent.That kind of bluster is typical among faltering candidates, of course.

At least that was the plan until Blatter backtracked on it this week, refusing to categorically rule out the possibility he would run for re-election.

Gordon says some brokers have categorically denied him because he wants to run a pot shop, and others just won't return his calls.

I asked questions about plans to run down the industry and these were categorically denied in the House of Commons by the then industry secretary, Peter Walker.

The Jordanian government also condemned the move stating that it "categorically rejects the rededication of Hurva synagogue and all other unilateral Israeli measures in occupied East Jerusalem because they run counter to international legitimacy".

I have agreed to run the blog until we get there, but only provided they do too … let's see!" At the Lib Dem press office, aides said they were categorically not panicking.

But just to make sure, Guthrie asked a follow-up: "Are you unequivocally and categorically saying, 'I'm not running for President in 2016'?" To which Warren replied, "I'm not running.