Sentence examples for runaway one from inspiring English sources

The Book Review named "Runaway" one of the best books of 2004.

It's the Disneyland in which Main Street U.S.A once had a lingerie shop, and Frontierland once had a calm train rather than a runaway one.

The story "landscape with flatiron" -- in which two runaways, one young and one middle-aged, contemplate suicide -- suffers from a similar heavy-handedness: the characters' alienation is laboriously spelled out, again and again, as is their preoccupation with mortality.

I was caught on a runaway chariot one day, and I was shitting myself.

And to add to the hassle, they pick up a teenage runaway whom one of the dudes lusts after, while the other one is gently reminded of his daughter who no longer speaks to him because he offered to blow her prom date to get $75 for a skin popper.

Mechanisms to permanently halt growth are readily incorporated into such an analogy by invoking runaway lanes on one side of the pathway into which the racer can be steered and brought to rest off the main pathway (terminal differentiation), and by invoking a steep cliff face parallel to the pathway on the other side over which the racer could be steered (apoptosis).

Woking's giantkilling past will be on prominent display during the Saturday morning preview shows but their tie against the runaway League One leaders is arguably going to be more difficult than the one they won against West Bromwich Albion in 1991.

"If it's not a runaway with one player, anything is possible," Rodriguez said.

Among Paris show attendees, the utter hotness of Zayn was the runaway number one topic of conversation.

The runaway Formula One leader Michael Schumacher got his fourth pole of the season, going 125.661 miles an hour in qualifying yesterday in Magny-Cours for the French Grand Prix.

The issue of jobs and the economy is the runaway number one issue and dilemma facing the Obama administration.