Sentence examples for running character from inspiring English sources

The papers have been running character sketches of him as a liberal professorial type who chose to visit Oxford instead of an atomic plant.

I was supposed to be a running character, but then they said - and they'd probably deny it now - that they couldn't continue with the part because it would affect the ratings.

After expressing disappointment that they had failed to recognise serial womaniser Ken Barlow, the Street's longest running character and then (he has retired now) perhaps Britain's most famous fictional teacher as such a role model, I politely declined.

She was, in short, a character from a nightmare, so much so that she instantly became a running character in mine: I began to dream that I had accidentally moved out of the Apthorp, realized it was the worst mistake of my life, and couldn't get my lease back because of Miss Ross.

Figure 3 shows the running character of the whole line.

William Roache, who plays the soap's longest running character, said: "It's over 50 years since I first walked on to a Coronation Street set.

Perhaps reflecting how much harder this stuff is to conceive than, say, a sketch show with running characters, Pompidou has flaws.

We just call titles like Super Mario Run (a side-scroller) and Temple Run (3D-perspective) "endless runners," as they have running characters instead of cars.

June 2013: Lorne Michaels becomes head of programming at NBC, replaces all shows with Saturday Night Live running characters, makes Stefon co-anchor of The NBC Nightly News with Whitney Cummings; Fox establishes late-night presence with hour of Harris Faulkner and Megyn Kelly breathing heavily.

As we run, characters appear, like mystical forest creatures out of the darkness, to guide us or tell us of terrible deeds.

And now, with the advent of super-political action committees, corporations can donate unlimited amounts of money directly to attack groups, like Crossroads GPS, to run character-assassination ads right before an election.