Sentence examples for opening to run from inspiring English sources

""Even to a decent number of Republicans he is an unacceptable candidate, and that could give Bill Bolling an opening to run a viable independent campaign".

"There is no opening to run for the U.S. Senate," he said recently, leaving himself plenty of room to run if he decides to do so.

It's where the jockeys ask their horse for whatever they have left, where the horses look for an opening to run through and make their final all-out charge — it's often where a race is won or lost.

As she came out of the final turn, Beautiful Pleasure swung wide, awfully wide, enough to allow her rival Heritage of Gold an opening to run her down for the third time this year.

For Republicans, a year of tough votes in Congress has left some Tea Party-backed challengers to conclude that they have an opening to run to the right of even very conservative members, raising the prospect of a House in which the majority next year is narrower but the membership even more ideologically divided.

Treat the caregiver to a mini-vacation, not an opening to run errands or catch up on other work, but an opportunity to relax.

Bear left from a marker to continue, the path rising and dipping and eventually coming out into the open to run parallel with a fenceline.

Moreover, you don't have to leave your computer open to run the tests because everything happens on the servers.

No one should say that Ron Paul is leaving a door open to run as an independent candidate!

And then, with a smile, she ran in through the very door she'd slammed open to run out, tossed her backpack onto the entryway bench at 4 10 p.m., unplugged her new scooter, strapped on her helmet, and was off.

Vallejo let it be known that she was open to running for a parliamentary post.