Sentence examples for invited running from inspiring English sources

Asphalt areas invited running and soccer play and favoured more physical activity in boys than in girls.

(A few years ago, the rapper Snoop Dogg showed up at practice and was invited to run some pass patterns).

Another invite, "Run 26.2 for Boston," also preaches a message of support.

If anything happens I'd be delighted for myself but I'm not sat by the phone waiting for anything [a medal upgrade]." Meadows, who has three races left this season including the IAAF World Athletics Final in Thessalonika, was not sure whether Semenya would be invited to run in Greece – or whether she would even run again this season.

There is no official qualification standard, but most of the women invited to run the elite women's race are in at least 2 50 shape.

He was invited to run a small observatory in East Grinstead at the age of 14, after his mentor – who ran the observatory – was killed in a road accident.

When Mr. MacIlwaine, a sculptor, showed his work in New York in 1985, Ms. Gray was invited to run the kitchen at Nell's, whose owner, Nell Campbell, was a friend of her first husband's.

She competed in two minor races in Finland before being invited to run in Berlin.

Marilson Gomes dos Santos was invited to run in last year's New York City Marathon as an afterthought.

About 36,000 are usually invited to run, divided about equally among local, national and international competitors.

Thus, when invited to run one of the world's finest museums, Mr. Zugaza hesitated.