Sentence examples for exactly run in from inspiring English sources

The others said that education politics are too hot these days, and that the people they teach do not exactly run in important circles, or even vote.

A peep inside the Burnley home of Neville's younger brother, Phil, who plays for Everton and published images as he tried to sell it, suggested green chic doesn't exactly run in the family.

Though by his own standards he didn't exactly run rampant in the two conference final legs against the Montreal Impact, Sebastian Giovinco was still integral to Toronto FC's game plan.

Harriet didn't exactly run.

They can't exactly run on jobs.

Soon I understood his tone, because we were suddenly climbing it, the Hill — not exactly running anymore but stumbling in place at a serious tilt, the earth an angled treadmill underneath us.

(Well, to be rigorous about it, 36% of gun owners were "very happy" compared to 30% of people without guns being "very happy," so nobody is exactly running through the streets in any case, but this is a small point to make in a substance that suffers from lack of analysis. For example, Brooks asks rhetorically, "Why are gun owners so happy?

So you were not exactly running 7 or 8 miles in a match, with energy sapping runs, lungs burning.

Julie Bowen, of the television series "Modern Family," and Diane Lane also wore Reem Acra gowns to the Globes, aligning them in a starry constellation that includes Angelina Jolie, Beyoncé and Taylor Swift — not exactly women who run in the same pack.

Who exactly runs this program?

He fires a low cross into the six-yard box, which is spilled by Milosevski, but nobody's there to sweep home because Miller, McFadden and Fletcher have all run in exactly the same direction, like Charles Charlie Charleses's Arsenal team in that Harry Enfield sketch.