Sentence examples for question of running from inspiring English sources

There was no question of running short of inspiration.

As this is the seventh continent, if this God took rest on the seventh day, perhaps it was just a question of running out of time.

She said she gave the question of running "a lot of thought" but decided in the end that her Senate seniority was too important to give up.

On June 15, the day Mr. Daley replaced Mr. Coelho as campaign chairman, his first substantial conversation with Mr. Gore quickly turned to the question of running mates.

Mr Watson, Labour's former campaign co-ordinator, is reported to be crowd-funding a deputy leadership bid, while Ms Creasy, the Walthamstow MP, has said she is "open to the question" of running.

Former Labour campaign co-ordinator Tom Watson is reported to be crowd-funding a deputy leadership bid, while Walthamstow MP Stella Creasy has said she is "open to the question" of running.

Many here question the wisdom of running a pipeline through wetlands and parallel to a river — particularly one that supplies drinking water to more than 1.5 million people.

Some commentators questioned the wisdom of running a filly against the stronger colts, and there was speculation that Jones must have administered steroids to Eight Belles.

He or she questioned the wisdom of running a commercial that was in bad taste and set an incredibly poor example for impressionable viewers like his or her daughter.

By doing so, it questions the conception of running as being independent of specific places and as an activity which does not interact with the landscape.

Human population is more immediately dangerous, because that's a question of resources running out.