Sentence examples for particularly running from inspiring English sources

Gonzalez also coughed up 25 forehand unforced errors (Sock had 14), particularly running wide in the deuce court.

But you can exhaust yourself trying to make sense of what everybody wants in a really difficult situation, particularly running these big corporations.

The score ignited the Pacific islanders, who began to find gaps in the defensive line, particularly running directly at centres Maxime Mermoz and Aurélien Rougerie, who appeared to be hampered by a leg injury.

"In general, it appears that exercise, like any therapy, results in a bell-shaped curve in terms of response and benefit," says Dr. James H. O'Keefe, a cardiologist and lead author of a thought-provoking review article published on Monday in Mayo Clinic Proceedings that examines whether extreme amounts of vigorous exercise, particularly running, can harm the heart.

Hamstrings strains are common injuries in various sports, particularly running, track and field and football [10, 11].

Nor does she think Fiorina is particularly running against Hillary (although as one wag has pointed out, using Biden's devastating formulation against Giuliani, "Fiorina speeches are basically a subject, a verb, and Hillary Clinton".

I tried one challenge called "neighbourhood revitalisation", which tests your ability to revive a particularly run-down building and restore it to profit-making glory.

And in a particularly run-down moment for Senator John Kerry, the Wahhabi Muslim fundamentalists he frequently mentions in speeches came out as "wasabi".

As the car accelerates past a particularly run-down trailer on the outskirts of downtown, he says, "That's a 90-year-old woman who lives there.

The Saints have been hit hard with injuries, particularly at running back.

Mr. Clinton said he particularly enjoyed running in Rockefeller State Park Preserve in Pocantico Hills.