Sentence examples for having to run in from inspiring English sources

If, like me, you run regularly enough to use customised trainers, the fun of choosing new ones can be outweighed by the embarrassment of having to run in public while shop assistants analyse your running style.

Now, even in the grave, Amy Winehouse is still being chased by people who want to extort money from her. She's having to run in her own grave.

Mathis is pursuing legal remedies, and Democrats allege that Republicans' real problem with Mathis is that they wanted to spare two freshmen GOP representatives, Ben Quayle and David Schweikert, from having to run in the same district.

In practice both approaches will have to run in parallel.

Has Officer Turner had to run in them yet?

You had to run in order to get there first, and he would not.

But, at the same time, everyone has to run in it".

"Last year, they had to run in two, three feet of snow.

"You've got to remember that he has to run in these races.

(Whoever is appointed has to run in 2010 to keep the seat, then again in 2012).

Your tongue has to run in every direction at once just to keep up.