Sentence examples for muscular running from inspiring English sources

Barner, a muscular running back with a Mohawk, pointed the car toward campus.

Yet the rest was more of a slog, an occasion illuminated more by Branislav Ivanovic's muscular running beyond Hull City defenders down the right than flashes of neat invention from the attacking players who have propelled this team to date.

They had harried and hassled admirably, threatening occasionally through Andros Townsend's pace or Alexander Sørloth's muscular running, but mental and physical fatigue kicked in before the end.

By then, Baffert was becoming bored with the quarter horses, a breed that is more muscular, runs shorter distances -- usually from 250 to 550 yards -- and for far less purse money.

Kyle Walker made a driving, muscular run down the Tottenham right, drew two defenders and then pulled the ball back beautifully.

Hull had a commanding attacking presence in Mohamed Diamé, who seemed to make the right side of Liverpool's defence melt away every time he made a muscular run down the left.

You could see it in the way he sent a delightful chip on to the Valencia crossbar, the snap shot that whistled past the post or some driving, muscular runs.

He finished with the muscular run and the square ball that Sergio Aguero drove home to put Manchester City in decisive control of a match marred by the great recurring theme of this season: racial abuse.

In the event Ben Stokes was England's best bowler, hurtling in with wonderful gusto off that muscular run-up with its surprisingly demure last-second curtsy to the side of the stumps, his six wickets reward for unstinting aggression, no little skill and a now-familiar refusal to be intimidated by opposition or match situation.

The second half was barely five minutes old when Micah Richards's muscular run ended with the ball slapping against Porto's post and then came the equaliser and away goal from an unthreatening ball that Alvaro Peireira attempted to direct into his goalkeeper's arms and succeeded only in steering it into Helton's net.

In addition to the obvious muscular development, running barefoot also promotes landing forefoot first, rather than on the heel.