Sentence examples for some sort of running from inspiring English sources

Always expect some sort of running to occur, and don't worry too much.

The New Yorker, September 4, 1937 P. 9 A woman selling some sort of run-proofing material intended to be applied to silk stockings, rang a lady's bell one morning.

It feels like we are running some sort of race -- with grade level as the finish line.

Dmitrichenko, who skipped class more often than some of his colleagues, demanded to know whether Filin thought he was some sort of "king," running the Bolshoi as his private domain.

You're some sort of ninja running around hitting pterodactyls with a baseball bat.

The perception that he was some sort of madman running for the highest office in the land was impossible.

If the magnet does not work, see if there are any breaks in your circuit, the only way this project works is that there has to be some sort of current running through the objects.

He walked quickly, in a sort of running dance step.

And I knew that by going to Guatemala I was sort of running away.

"It's not something that stops me sort of running around.

Her first post-announcement interview was with Andrea Mitchell on MSNBC this afternoon, and the way she talked about her decision left it hard to discern if some sort of presidential run is in the offing.