Sentence examples for minded to run from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Gove, if he is minded to run, – he keeps denying interest – will be a plausible candidate for the Tory leadership.

The 80-year-old Mr Murdoch, who is both chief executive and chairman, seems minded to run it until he can hand the reins to one or more of his children.

Ndereba made up her mind to run the Boston Marathon on April 19 , 1999

"When he made up his mind to run, he entered the race.

She'd also had the presence of mind to run and collect our things on the beach.

Mr. Bush told other ministers that their prayers had given him the peace of mind to run for president.

When the explosion left his hand dangling by a string of flesh, he had the presence of mind to run outside to the street.

Suspended paintings in gilt frames seem to disappear into the ceiling, and a sweeping staircase terminates in a full-length mirror, encouraging the mind to run wild.

Over the 2006 holiday season, Obama made up his mind to run for President, and in early 2007 he asked Lake and Rice to set up a network of outside experts on foreign policy for him.

Insiders in the Cuomo camp say that he has made up his mind to run for governor but is putting off a formal announcement until at least next month and perhaps as late as April.

It was Piper's sister, Bristol, of course, who inadvertently confided to a news reporter some weeks ago that "Mommy" had already made up her mind to run, which apparently led to an offstage parental dressingdown.