Sentence examples for further run from inspiring English sources
I think the athletes left the room being able to jump 2cm further, run faster, throw further".
Breaks of 100, 127 and 117 left Hendry facing an early exit, while a further run of 87 served to compound the damage.
Nina Raine's fleet production of Alia Bano's vivid, ground-breaking play about Muslim twentysomethings, Shades, had its last performance last night: it must and is likely to have a further run.
India looked to be imploding when Eoin Morgan struck pace bowler Ishant Sharma for a huge six, and Sharma responded with two consecutive wild deliveries, costing a further run apiece.
Despite the central bank's past caution, quite a few economists had expected a cut this time.An indirect reason for this has been a further run of statistics that showed a weakening euro-area economy: German GDP was flat in the second quarter, for instance, and the Italian economy shrank a little.
It was revived by ITV last year for a further run, which was written by the original creators Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran with some of its original cast, including Quirke, Robson and Lesley Joseph as their man-eater friend Dorien Green.
Loxton came in with the score at 265/5 and accompanied Morris for 39 further runs before he fell to the new ball.
But further run-ins with the law could easily jeopardize Arroyo's promising career and the mid-six-figure salary he should earn this year.
And it is possible that Mr. Greenspan is deliberately sowing confusion to keep investors off balance and avoid a further run-up in stock prices.
Since then, the bank has had further run-ins with regulators, including being forced to retract comments by chairman Sir Jon Peace in March 2013 after he described the sanctions breaches as "clerical errors".
March 2 , 20142.08pm GMT 10th over: West Indies 37-3 (Simmons 7, Darren Bravo 0) Simmons gets four with a nice sweep, as a result of which leg slip drops back to prevent a repeat, and there is indeed no repeat, and indeed no further run-scoring at all.
