Sentence examples for rarely run for from inspiring English sources

Unlike the governors of other states, New York governors rarely run for the United States Senate.

My runner's high arrives, like clockwork, forty minutes after I begin running (a pity, since I rarely run for longer than forty-five minutes).

They rarely run for office or attend meetings, except for the occasional show of force during labor negotiations — and even then, they usually leave when the cameras turn off.

Not only do single men rarely win the White House, they rarely run for it.

It rarely runs for more than six seconds and it's all stop-start.

That is highly unusual for the series, which rarely runs for more than three weeks without a break.

I rarely run from them at this point.

The Jamaican Bolt, competing over the rarely run distance for the first time, came off the bend in front but could not keep up the pace into a headwind and finished in 30.97, just outside Michael Johnson's 30.85 set in 2000.

Paid activities rarely run over $20 for an excursion, so you can add adventures here and there without increasing your costs.

Another notable performance of the evening saw Kenya's Moses Mosop break the 30-year-old world record for the rarely run 30k.

Monica Ali, introducing Narayan's late novel "The Painter of Signs" (Penguin; $13), warns us not to mistake a smaller world — Narayan's novels rarely run to more than two hundred pages — for a lesser one.