Sentence examples for having a run from inspiring English sources

"I'm really enjoying having a run in the team.

If I wasn't having a run at the Hong Kong Sevens, our paths would rarely cross.

They also survived McKean's intrusion in the fifth without having a run score.

"Both Goldman and Morgan were having a run on the bank," a senior Wall Street executive told me.

But the best and most experienced ones with proven track records are having a run beyond their wildest dreams.

"I think, as AP [McCoy] was saying, he's probably just better off having a run than galloping at home.

"If he thinks he can be president when he lost, or by having a run-off election all on his own, who will give him legitimacy?

"It reduces the likelihood of having a run-in either because they don't feel that you're pulling your weight or you feel you're being over-worked.

Cole was also involved in a couple of high-profile incidents last season, clashing with Leeds duo Lee Bowyer and Danny Mills at Highbury last August and then having a run-in with Newcastle's Craig Bellamy at Highbury in December.

Over the last couple of years, he or members of his entourage have been accused of assaulting Roxane Davis (an assistant on a US TV show he was appearing on) and Bloc Party frontman Kele Okereke; and of having a run-in with Duffy at an awards ceremony.

As I had expected, Greg and Matt dominated the game, and Greg actually prevented Matt from having a run-away victory prior to Final Jeopardy.