Sentence examples for make a runner for from inspiring English sources

7. The lace gown your grandmother wore to her wedding is in pieces, but there is enough left to make a runner for your mother's table; your brother's favorite blanket is ripped, but there is enough to make a throw for him to wrap himself in while he is watching TV with his bride-to-be.

The "runner" (person who assembles your order) will just need to be mindful, warn the fry guy, and put your bag to the side while waiting for fries, and the fry person just needs to make a specific size for the runner when the new batch gets done.

If it's a large course then it's likely that a team member located on the flanks of the field can snipe the runner if they make a break for it.

"Any course made less steep makes a difference for runners, psychologically and physically".

Last summer, the élite runner Sarah Brown made a bid for the U.S. Olympic team four months after delivering her daughter.

Advisers pointed to that poll, as well as Mrs. Clinton's return here on Thursday after a two-day absence, as signs that Mr. Edwards is making a strong drive for runner-up behind Mr. Obama, who appears to be in the lead.

The largest block of seats in the Congress will be held by the party of Juan Manuel Santos, a former defence minister whom polls make the front-runner for a presidential election in May.

Neither runner was made available for comment Sunday, but Bobby Kersey, who coaches both, told The Associated Press that they would not make a decision until after they complete the 200.

Make an effort to catch other runners.

"It would fill a void in New York City -- the lack of a world-class convention center -- and it creates a stadium that would make us a front-runner for the Olympics in 2012," said Anthony P. Coles, a deputy mayor, yesterday.

That reality competition easily outperformed repeats on CBS to make Fox runner-up for the night, behind ABC.