In her best performances in London and Chicago, in mixed races, she said that she purposely ran alongside men rather than behind them.
House Republicans, who insisted that they had passed a compromise over the weekend that would avoid a shutdown if only the Senate would act, blamed Mr. Reid for purposely running out the clock.
"So we're not purposely running up scores and trying to dominate every team we play; we're just working hard, trying to play beyond expectations, and we're seeing the results".
(Then again, if you're purposely running water for hours on end, then you might need a wake-up call anyway).
However, two days ago an innocent 3-month-old American child, in her stroller, was plowed down by a Hamas terrorist in Jerusalem who purposely ran his car into a crowd on the street.
"We haven't run him, purposely, since Christmas so he's just probably run a bit too fresh and keen and consequently he's not really concentrating terribly hard on what's going on.
In the week and a half that he has been campaigning on his own, Mr. Edwards has run a purposely low-key campaign, focusing on fund-raisers and reserving the spotlight for the party's presumptive presidential nominee, John Kerry.
The study, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association this month, noted that a survey of high school seniors found strong correlations between carrying passengers and various risky behaviors, including speeding, swerving, purposely skidding or running a red light, and driving after drinking or using drugs.
If the runners aren't running, purposely throw the ball off target to your partner to encourage movement between the bases.
