Sentence examples for ever been running from inspiring English sources

Asked if this was the most frustrated he had ever been, running back Stephen Davis, who led the National Football Conference in rushing last year, said simply, "Yes".

When we reached Bishanpur, I asked Sarfraj if he had ever been running before, and he said no. Sensing my surprise, he told me that because he had never run before, he wanted to see what it felt like, so he used that spirit of wonder to propel himself the full five kilometers.

In the interview, Mr. Gingrich said his own campaign "resembles nothing that has ever been run.

He ran the fastest, if not the finest, race that has ever been run.

The catch is that CCB trainings had only ever been run with adult participants in rural settings, so we had to work to make examples relevant.

Edward O'Grady, his trainer, said: "It must have been one of the most competitive bumpers that's ever been run.

It has been drawn to our attention that no such course has ever been run by the University of Manchester.

"They claim it's the highest international cycling race that's ever been run, which I could possibly believe," Evans said by phone.

Putting in stricter checks before an application can launch, such as checking a central database as to whether the app has ever been run on any computer anywhere in the world, is among the strategies firms are willing to discuss.

In Britain, such trains have only ever been run by Govia, operator of the High Speed 1 route but better known as the arch-villains behind the Southern network.

It was the first time the 27-year-old opener had ever been run out in his first-class career.