Sentence examples for running seems from inspiring English sources

Excessive running seems to lead to a higher incidence of osteoarthritis, whereas moderate running is either noncontributory in joint degeneration or beneficial in decreasing the risk of osteoarthritis in animals.

And now running seems like a good idea.

(The noise of onions sizzling or water running seems to confuse it).

In deportment and style, Arlene Hutton's straightforward "Running" seems far from the festival's boundary pushers and burlesques.

The struggle to keep basic services running seems to have taken a toll on the mayor himself, a nervous man with thinning hair and fraying black tennis shoes.

For non-runners, the problem is that talking about running seems to be as large a part of "running" as actually going for a jog.

Curiously, her father, John W. Chase, who had stoked her interest in running, seemed indifferent.

Running seemed too dramatic, so I did this fast power walk.

Running seemed out of the question, and participating in an N.F.L. camp was a fantasy.

Suddenly running seemed less attractive a hobby than it had been in rural England.

In this setting, road running seemed little more than an absurdity.