Sentence examples for runaway today from inspiring English sources

And he's still a runaway today.

Grisham continued his success with such titles as The Chamber (1994; film 1996), The Rainmaker (1995; film 1997), The Runaway Jury (1996; film 2003), and The Testament (1999).

Just sitting there fabulously like a runaway Easter egg.

"The Runaway Christmas Tree: Favorite Holiday Songs and Bedtime Stories" (Appleseed Recordings).

His other novels on life among the unconventional include Janet March 19233), Runaway (1925), and Love in Greenwich Village (1926).

Seton Hall carried a 36-23 lead into halftime and extended the margin into the 20s in a runaway second half.

In Runaway (2004) Munro explores the depths of ordinary lives through the use of temporal shifts and realistically rendered reminiscences.

Is Too Much Happiness as substantial a collection as Runaway (2004) or Hateship, Friendship, Courtship, Loveship, Marriage (2001)?

In the 1980s he directed a string of less than memorable films, including "Looker" (1981), "Runaway" (1984) and "Physical Evidence" (1989).

There's "Titanic," of course, Mr. Cameron's runaway 1997 success about the romance between a third-class passenger and a socialite aboard the doomed ocean liner.

They upset Louisville, the No. 1 overall seed in the N.C.A.A. tournament, turning a nail-biter into a runaway 64-52 vinthey in the Midwest Regional final on Sunday.