Sentence examples for offers a running from inspiring English sources

A small, thoughtful 44-year-old, she offers a running commentary on her expectations and disappointments.

Dormandy's basic notion is that the play offers a running critique of a brutally patriarchal culture.

Under the intellectual high jinks, Stoppard offers a running debate about the value and purpose of art.

Meanwhile, an eight-floor terrace projecting over the entrance offers a running track and open-air hot tubs.

JJ Hanrahan offers a running threat at fly-half, George North was more involved in the centre and the wing Tom Collins was lively throughout.

This is a deeply German Hamlet: one that strips the play of its romantic accretions and offers a running directorial commentary as well as a full-blooded realisation.

He does not so much brag about his achievements as offer a running commentary about the wonder of being himself.

Tim Boswell, the committee's chair, said: "Ministers keep saying that they won't offer a running commentary on the negotiations.

Baldwin put on a DVD of "Strangers on a Train," and offered a running commentary: "Watch those boats glide in — directors now would be cutting, cutting".

It's because they were loud and offered a running counterpoint to what industry people were saying on the issues of the day.

Or is it the cynical Baldy, the ventriloquist's dummy on the radio who seems to offer a running commentary on events at the hotel?