Sentence examples for early runner from inspiring English sources

I tipped him at a big price last week for a race at the Leicester card that was abandoned after an early runner slipped up.

A flurry of campaigns with totally divergent strategies have already hit the screens, from early runner Burberry's mini-film featuring Sienna Miller and Domhnall Gleeson, and Harvey Nichol's tongue-in-cheek "Britalia" campaign celebrating all things Italian, to Argos's £30,000-a-pop ice skating Yetis.

Many of the early runners were tinkerers.

Day, a Hall of Fame jockey, brings a reputation for harnessing fast early runners.

The first Great North Run had 12,770 entrants and early runners included Kevin Keegan, which helped to establish the event.

Among the contenders who are likely to trail comfortably behind the early runners are the undefeated Gemologist (6-1) and Union Rags (9-2).

This time early runners for the president's position include a British former prime minister, Tony Blair, and the Dutch prime minister, Jan Peter Balkenende.

In the Travers, Dixie Union will break from the No. 7 post position and most likely will stalk early runners like Albert The Great and Commendable.

In this crowded field of 19, there are many early runners -- High Yield, Hal's Hope, Trippi and perhaps Graeme Hall -- who are likely to pressure a hot pace.

Their early runners in recent years have been disappointing, it must be said, but Godolphin could hit the ground running this time with Liberation in Wednesday's £400,000 sales race.

Cavendish was among the early runners in the time trial and set a time of exactly 42 minutes.