Sentence examples for having to run from inspiring English sources

"The constant having to run, to hide, to retreat.

So what does he enjoy the most about no longer having to run Scotland?

"The tempo, having to run to the ball and pursue it, that's really key for us.

Imagine never having to run out for milk or a missing ingredient again.

Having to run wires or regularly replace batteries would be too difficult.

Endorsing Mr. Romney will give him a national platform without having to run himself.

A successful version may leave them having to run for cover.

Because it's nice to be a hero without having to run into a burning building.

And on the last one, after having to run down again, I could see it.

Norman says: "We are having to run to keep up, to protect frontline services".

test — or having to run the business version of the 40-yard dash (perhaps a press conference?).