Sentence examples for started to run about from inspiring English sources

A hare started to run about Labour's intentions on income.

The poor coverage in the majority of newspapers echoes the lack of interest originally shown by editors when the Guardian started to run articles about phone hacking at the News of the World prior to 2009.

Previous food stockpiles of rice, sugar and noodles started to run out after about seven months, just before the chemical weapons attacks.

We started to run and I realised about two seconds before the finish that I wasn't going to be first.

Communist-controlled press on the island has started to run fairly regular articles about Diaz-Canel's activities: his trip to Santiago de Cuba, his visit with workers in Santa Clara.

The first week I was in the gym doing upper body and weights and core and working on my leg muscles, the second week we started to run, I was then doing about four sessions a week, it was like being at training.

It is feared that the batteries running the beacons on the black boxes will start to run out from about now.

You MUST MUST MUST pace yourself, when you start to run, forget about the other runners and their speed.

Dubai is investing heavily in infrastructure and businesses for when its oil starts to run out about a decade from now.

As is typical in movies of this ilk, the gas starts to run out after about 45 minutes, and the big payoffs seem strained rather than inspired.

"Once it was obvious that he couldn't, at that point I started to think about running for office only because I want to finish what we started".