Sentence examples for runner the idea from inspiring English sources

Molly Leggings: £65, lexiesport.co.uk If you're a sporadic runner, the idea of buying a ton of gym wear that may just sit gathering dust isn't a good one.

The Accidental Watchdog John Moody, a Wall Street analyst and former errand runner, hit on the idea of synthesizing all kinds of credit information into a single rating in 1909, when he published the manual "Moody's Analyses of Railroad Investments".

"It would be like playing soccer in Brazil with Ronaldo or going to L.A. to play basketball with Shaquille O'Neal," said Federico Rosa, an Italian sports agent who represents many of Kenya's top runners and backs the idea of turning running camps into tourist attractions.

Greaney pitched some ideas to the writing staff, but none of them were any good, so then-show runner Bill Oakley gave him the idea for this episode.

Like the runners at Tate Britain, the idea is lightly put across: an ordinary experience made surprising.

I finished a half marathon because my i had friends pacing me -- experienced runners who gave up the idea of their personal best to allow me to get over a personal hurdle.

The Piedmont situation is "outrageous," Mr. Runner said, but he rejected the idea that the law was to blame.

Norton -- an avid runner himself -- first had the idea for Crowdrise after running the NY Marathon in 2009 as part of a Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust charity team.

"This up-and-down movement from running is not going to cause you to age faster," she said, noting that she wouldn't "attribute the idea of runner's face to the motion in the skin".

As there were three ideas clustered around the mid 60%% mark, it was decided to include only the higher rated of the two runner up ideas in the list to be voted on via email survey – making a total of eight shortlisted ideas.

Mr. Brady says he believes Texas A&M is still the front-runner because the university conceived the idea.