Sentence examples for had ever run from inspiring English sources

Few had ever run anything, let alone a government.

Everyone ran faster than he had ever run before.

He crossed the line in Beijing in 43.75 seconds, the fastest he had ever run.

He matched that time on Sunday, 9.75 seconds, equaling the fastest race he had ever run.

Only Kim Gallagher had ever run the 800 faster among American high school girls.

Mr. Tabor asked whether the detective had "ever run track," and the detective said he had.

Only four other American women, led by Joan Benoit Samuelson, had ever run a faster marathon.

In the history of Wood End nobody had ever run away and then returned.

"It was the most astounding example of corporate chutzpah I had ever run across," he said.

You shouldn't do that". Than he started to recount how he had lost every election he had ever run in that area.

Perhaps because the new ad campaign sounds no different from any other ad campaign Trump had ever run far from an "October Surprise"—Kelly's response to Giuliani drips with incredulity (as you can see for yourself on the above video): "That would've been kind of lame," Kelly says to Giuliani wryly.