Sentence examples for running has been from inspiring English sources

Part of keeping Give Running running has been to lug shoes from collection sites to where we clean, sort, and store them before donation to our charity partners.

Whereas running with experimentally increased knee flexion ('Groucho running') has been shown to increase the oxygen demand of running by as much as 50% [176].

A greater hip internal rotation and adduction during the stance phase in running has been associated with many running related injuries, such as patellofemoral pain.

England's running has been very good in this session.

You mentioned earlier that your own running has been transformed.

For many years, the vogue in recreational running has been to be as "natural" as possible.

I think probably the way running has been turned into a competitive activity and is no longer considered play.

Much of the running has been made by Global Zero, an organisation founded four years ago that is holding its third "summit" in London next week.

Yet Paul has never set foot on a soccer field, never kicked a ball and to this day most of his running has been devoted to chasing lobsters.

Barring catastrophe, President Obama will not not run again in 2012, so most of the not-running has been on the Republican side.

Front-running has been the making of Cue Card, who disappointed when held up in last season's King George VI Chase, forfeiting ground through early mistakes then, while he clearly requires more of a stamina test as he matures.