Sentence examples for electric running from inspiring English sources

Frost inherited a Heisman Trophy candidate in quarterback Marcus Mariota, an electric running back in De'Anthony Thomas and a system often described in Mad Libs style (adjective) (adjective) (adjective).

Edsall, who had an 0-4 record against West Virginia when Rodriguez coached in the Big East, almost immediately made the comparison Wolverines fans have been hoping Robinson would evoke: Edsall compared him favorably to Pat White, the electric running threat who became a Heisman Trophy contender while running Rodriguez's spread-option attack for the Mountaineers.

As the GM of the Texans in 2005, he famously bypassed Heisman winner Reggie Bush, the electric running back from USC, to select North Carolina State defensive end Mario Williams with the first overall pick in the draft.

Not content with that, after a game that had fizzed with crisp passing and nonstop, electric running, he added: "We didn't pass the ball well, we didn't make the right decisions and our energy levels weren't great".

General Motors is working on a plug-in hybrid electric Volt running on electricity and sipping gas to make more current.

Navas has been tormenting defenders with his electric runs down the right wing since making his top-flight debut for Seville in 2003.

An electric run offered the opportunity for a hat-trick but Angus Gunn – another youngster showing ready promise – was equal to it in the City goal.

He was racing that week at a Diamond League meet on Randall's Island, on the same track where, six years earlier, he had set the world record in the hundred metres with an electric run.

This year, expect to see Electric Runs in Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg, Montreal, and Toronto.

Now, Sydney, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Canada will all have their own Electric Runs.

Last year, Electric Run exploded in the US and attracted over 300,000 participants in Chicago, New York, Washington DC, and Los Angeles, among others.