Sentence examples for consistently running from inspiring English sources

I should be consistently running in the 9.8's".

Mrs. Bachmann's hopes have long rested on an impressive performance in Iowa, but polls have shown her consistently running in the single digits.

That gap is smaller thanks to the UK consistently running a surplus in trade in services – an area covering businesses such as financial and legal services – which helps make up some of the trade deficit in goods.

But with so much conclusive evidence about the cumulative effect of pounding on long-term health, even the most gung-ho football players have begun to question the wisdom of consistently running through walls.

Mr. Tyler shocked members in June when he sent out letters saying the club was consistently running in the red and needed a substantial financial infusion to stay afloat, leading to a cover story in this month's Yale Alumni Magazine asking "Will Mory's Survive? (And Should It?)" But then maybe there's a broader tale, too.

The warning came after a Suffolk County superior judge on Wednesday vacated a temporary restraining order barring the police from moving to evict the protesters, who have been camped in Dewey Square, a grassy area in Boston's financial district, since Sept. 30 in one of the nation's largest and consistently running occupations.

Brown consistently ran around his backhand on Hewitt's serve, smashing return winners early and often.

In the 1990s it consistently ran significant budget deficits while using the Drachma.

However, Northern Ireland has consistently run a trade deficit with its southern neighbour.

The Giants' power running back has encountered a wall he no longer wishes to consistently run through.

Anna Wintour, the editor-in-chief of American Vogue, has consistently run pro-fur editorials and had fur-themed photo shoots.