Sentence examples for going to run around from inspiring English sources

"She's going to run around," she said.

But then Collette had elaborated: "If girls are going to run around like that, they should pay".

"He's not a guy that's going to run around back there and keep plays alive," Turner said of Rivers.

It is not going to happen that we're going to run around and try to drag 11 and a half million people out of their homes.

Gingrich's response: "I don't see how you are going to govern the country if you are going to run around and decide who you are going to purge". It was the same philosophy that put Gingrich at odds with tea party activists in the special election in New York's 23rd congressional district last year.

Late in the fourth quarter, Brett's going to run around in the backfield, try to force the game-winner into triple coverage (probably when he doesn't even have to), it'll be intercepted and the Jets will lose, just like the Packers did time and again in this situation.

"I just went back to running around in the loincloth and jumping around with the elephant," he said.

"Emergency units are not going to be running around with lights and sirens going".

This year marks that ballet's hundredth anniversary, so a lot of after- Rites" after- Rites be running areund in 2013.

"I'm going to be running around like a headless chicken later," she says, looking at the afternoon's roster of short appointments.

I'm going to be running around for the next hour-and-a-half anyway" And with Valentine's Day falling on Sunday, what better way to finish than with a tale of Love?