Sentence examples for running a movement from inspiring English sources

Ms. Bahadoor said she was in the kitchen when she heard what sounded like running, a movement from "left to right".

"He's not running a campaign, he's running a movement," wrote Natasha C., one of four people the Dean campaign invited to chronicle the trip on their Web logs.

The 35 days of protests and ceases of about twenty universities across the country proved to be a real-life handbook on how to run a movement against the privatisation of education.

But, in Alabama, the perils of running an outsider movement became obvious: you wind up depending upon figures like Roy Moore.

Another, known as Wirathu, who was jailed at a different prison for the same crimes now runs a campaign called the 969 movement, giving hate speeches against Muslims.

McCain advisers say they have plenty of time — four months — to derail the Obama candidacy, yet acknowledged that running against a "movement candidate" — in the words of one McCain aide — had been challenging even for deft politicians like the Clintons.

"I always thought I would run a social movement, which meant basically work at a nonprofit.

She did not merely say, "I always thought I would run a social movement".

In a video excerpt, which accompanied the article online, she said: "I always thought I would run a social movement, which meant basically work at a nonprofit.

On its own, that quote — "I always thought I would run a social movement" — sounded unappealingly arrogant and naïve about history.

In an interview for "Makers," a new documentary on feminist history, Ms. Sandberg, 43, said: "I always thought I would run a social movement, which meant basically work at a nonprofit.