Sentence examples for running got from inspiring English sources

Alabama requires a clear majority to avoid a run-off; none of the seven Republicans running got that.

Running got blood to my hamstring, but on the days I didn't run I was spending time on elliptical cross trainers.

Left fielder Julio Zuleta searched in vain and Jordan, who never stopped running, got the second inside the park home run in three days at Wrigley Field.

Running got harder and harder, so much so that the energy required for a set pace at the end of the race was 50 percent higher than it had been at the start.

But George Rainone, New Rochelle's public property and parking manager, who set his alarm early on the big day to get the center up and running, got big smiles and thumbs-up from the first drivers allowed in.

"All that ripping and running got me some long, hard time," Mr. Andrew said, "and I wonder how it is that I never killed anyone, or how no one ever killed me".

If American marathon running gets better, we get better.

He trained hard and distinguished himself with aggressive "front running" — getting into the lead early.

The shock on joints associated with running gets worse with age.

Running gets me out the door, and on a mission.

Most players and coaches say running gets you to first base quicker than diving.