Sentence examples for having a run in from inspiring English sources

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

In recent seasons in particular, it seems that having a run in the FA Cup has had an adverse effect on clubs' league form.

He had collaborated on a musical called "Moonshadow" that featured actors singing some of his old songs and was having a run in Australia.

Steven Davis has found top form again, David Healy is having a run in the team and is scoring goals, Sone Aluko is settled in and is playing out of his skin.

"Having a run in the Welsh shirt has [given me] a little bit of confidence.

She bitched about Paige Thomas' daughter spilling something on her jumpsuit, snarked about Paige having a run in her stockings, and declared herself better than the rest of the contestants.

"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.

The 'Marvel One-Shot' short film (with a strikingly good sound mix!) about Agent Coulson having a run-in with some would-be store thieves is excellent.

Having a run-in with Andy Dick is something of a rite-of-passage for any Angeleno worth their salt, so much so that he has ascended to urban legend status in the city, like the chupacabra or the ghost of Marilyn Monroe.