Sentence examples for had ever run for from inspiring English sources

Ravens Hold Off Cowboys Dallas amassed 481 yards, including 227 on the ground — more than any team had ever run for against Baltimore.

None of the three had ever run for office before, and none of them won Tuesday, although Qarni came within 500 votes of defeating Republican incumbent Robert G. Marshall (Prince William).

He may be right, but the plan's authors, though distinguished, remind me of Sam Rayburn's remark that he'd feel a lot better "if just one of them had ever run for sheriff".

Senator Kennedy, he wrote, "was unlike any politician who had ever run for President in the history of the land, and if elected he would come to power in a year when America was in danger of drifting into a profound decline".

Considering these obligations, it's not surprising to hear that only two percent of Americans had ever run for any kind of political office.

He's the only one who has ever run for office from a third party.

Donald Trump may be the pettiest person to have ever run for the presidential office.

"More people have voted for me than for anyone who has ever run for the Democratic nomination".

Only 18 Broadway shows have ever run for seven years or longer, including two current hits, "The Lion King" (nearly 14 years) and "Wicked" (nearly eight years).

To hear Al Gore describe it, if he runs for president in 2004, it will be unlike the way any major candidate has ever run for the White House.

"Nobody in the history of this nation has ever run for the Presidency with the résumé that this lady has," Clyburn said.