Sentence examples for learned to run with from inspiring English sources

In Boston, she learned to run with the leaders and challenge them to the finish.

As a photographer, you learn to run with the gift.

In his memoir, Rono writes that his drinking did not hamper his running performance, and may even have strengthened him mentally: "Learning to run with a temple-thumping hangover taught me something about discipline, and how to put mind over matter, and focus beyond my physical pain, no matter how excruciating".

Though interested, yet frustrated about the writing style and not knowing what is going to happen next, upon starting, Armitage was told by co-star Peter Firth to learn to run with it, as well as learn the lines and political jargon quickly.

Avoid using the gels when you can, so that your body learns to run with and without them.

We learned to run, roll and aim with the batons.

He moved on to a year with the Kitchener Rangers in the Ontario Hockey League, where he learned to run the power play, but struggled with poor plus-minus marks in one season with Columbus's American Hockey League farm club in Springfield, Mass., and last season with the Blue Jackets.

One of the main challenges of a self-supported multi-stage race is learning to run efficiently with a heavy rucksack so Sandes completed all his long training runs with a pack.

Now consider that this trouble and expense lands on me in the depths of grief while I frantically learn to run a household with three children, and tell me: have I not been "affected"?PETER PEARSONLivermore, CaliforniaThe meter's runningSIR Persuading the public to accept real-time metering may be the least of the energy regulator's worries ("Beyond the pool", March 3rd).

This is how you learn to run an office and work with customers and clients.

If we took two chairs, and put a 2 by 4 across it, you and I could walk across it, and we could probably learn to run across it, and with enough practice we could learn to tap dance across it or something.