Sentence examples for running often from inspiring English sources

After Glissant, I go running, often in the park, because I love London parks.

Those who believe in barefoot running often point out that humans ran and walked without shoes for millenniums before footwear was invented.

To the surprise of the researchers, barefoot running, often touted by fans as more natural than wearing shoes, was actually less efficient.

In the mid-twentieth century, supporters of this deterministic approach to distance running often fixated on a single figure: maximal oxygen uptake, abbreviated as VO2 max.

The fools who kept running (often the fastest runners, whose eyes were trained on the finish line) had to face Mr. Lee.

In the mid-twentieth century, supporters of this deterministic approach to distance running often fixated on a single figure: maximal oxygen uptake, abbreviated as VO2 max.

Run blocking, however, is not his strength, and the Jets hoped to run often.

The data surveys that universities ran often found researchers weren't aware of current support.

Ferry trips, which are professionally run, often involve multiple legs and take hours.

The bus did not run often, so he started running the two and a half miles home.

Throughout the 20th century, the "servant problem" has run, often uneasily, alongside the development of labour-saving technologies.