Sentence examples for means on the run from inspiring English sources

Isis may be feeling the strain, but is by no means on the run.

For some priests it meant life on the run, in some cases death for treason.

Dancers typically work at more than one job to continue dancing, which means they eat on the run and often turn up at their nondance jobs sweaty from rehearsal.

I mean, on a home run anything can happen, but walking a run in is unacceptable".

That does not mean conservatism is on the run.

But Watergate meant that Nixon was on the run and rapidly becoming a spent force.

The book is a big, warm embrace of cheap eats meant to be consumed on the run — what Santibañez calls "everyday food".

What the carts carry is a movable feast for walkers and the working world, fruit clearly meant to be eaten on the run, at a desk or even on a coffee break on a construction site.

Breakaway Foods recently introduced IncrEdibles, tubular containers of such unlikely dishes as scrambled eggs and macaroni with cheese, served on a stick and meant to be eaten on the run.

They beat Atlético Madrid 2-1 with AS shouting "Enthusiasm in the Bernabéu," and Marca, who described the game as an "apotheosis of attacking football" (whatever that actually means), running on "The Olés returned to the Bernabéu".

This means that it's either on the run or en route to a crime.