Sentence examples for running hurts from inspiring English sources

And distance running hurts, that's its very purpose: to push you out of your comfort zone again and again, until that zone gets bigger.

But for now Gay is concentrating on maintaining fitness after recent battles with injuries, saying: "It's very frustrating - but at the same time, in some ways running with injuries or running hurt has made me the person I am today, made me fight harder".

I'd never been so happy that she was running hurt and that was making her slower than normal.

When running hurt I would bike for hours on end and my legs felt like Jell-o and couldn't peddle anymore.

Two home runs hurt him in Cleveland last Friday, and two more hurt him this time.

I am convinced that your actions will, in the long run, hurt both men and women who work at the Institute.

The sellers said they thought the new law would increase business temporarily, but might in the long run hurt it.

Woods never made a run, hurt by a double-bogey on the first hole, and he settled for a tie for seventh at four-under 276.

I had thought Carroll, with his local roots, might be as concerned as Dash that the attention Mohamed's situation had received would, in the long run, hurt him.

"The run hurt, but I was at the front so I kept running and running.

Warner's decision to exclusively back Blu-ray definitely hurts pirates and could, in the long run, hurt regular consumers, too.