Sentence examples for more a runner from inspiring English sources

He's more a runner than Didier.

The second time scale was more like a runner's sprint.

Yet Mularkey wants to run an offense that will make him more of a runner and shot-play passer.

Kaepernick again shredded those misperceptions at the Georgia Dome on Sunday, again proved more than a runner who happens to throw the football on occasion.

The endorphins are associated with mood changes, and the more endorphins a runner's body pumps out, the greater the effect.

The same price is attached to Shaun Bailey, formerly one of the faces of David Cameron's Great Rebranding and more recently a runner up in the contest to represent the plum London constituency of Kensington.

High 50s/low 60s and partly cloudy -- you couldn't ask for more as a runner.

It wasn't much more than a runner of the two of them trying to practice talking to people so they can eventually talk to girls, but it had its moments.

"He's more a strength runner than super fast," said Burfoot, the editor of Runner's World magazine, "and the times have not been that fast here the last couple of years".

Stand up and be counted, then, Gisele Bündchen, for appearing more like a runner-up in Strictly Come Dancing than the world's most highly paid model.

(Nick Thompson has more on what a runner goes through in preparing for a marathon).