Sentence examples for running as far from inspiring English sources

So he is running as far from his party as he credibly can.

When Democrats win in Nebraska, it's generally by running as far as they reasonably can from the national party.

We see him sweating and panting, running as far from the mob as he can without collapsing, proving Oscar Wilde's maxim that men marry because they are tired.

In the mid-19th century, the New York and Harlem Railroad was running as far as Croton Falls, and Mr. Brewster, a land speculator, wanted it extended to his property.

Mary Celeste hugged his head, her grateful tears wetting his face; meanwhile, the old Confederate was running as far and as fast as his spindly legs and his rope-tied girls would allow.

A Ukip spokesman said: "After praising what a good thing debates were for democracy as late as 2014, why is David Cameron now acting chicken and running as far away from them as possible?" In a joint statement, broadcasters said: "Twenty two million people watched the debates in 2010 and we believe the debates helped people to engage with the election.

Its west fork ran as far as White Plains, its east fork as far as Port Chester.

"Yeah I'm gobsmacked it's run as far as it has," he said.

There is no finish line; the goal is to run as far as you can.

Xavi runs as far during 90 minutes as any player on the field.

It was immediately obvious that the medicated animals couldn't run as far.