Sentence examples for take a running from inspiring English sources

-- so I had the mattress put right on top of my bed, so now it's like 'The Princess and the Pea.' The bed's like this high" -- he gestured to the level of his chest -- "which is fine for me because I'm tall, but I have this dog, who has to take a running" -- he takes a little waffle from a waiter; "thank you, KEITH" -- "who has to take a running leap from across the room to get into the bed".

I take a running leap down the pier — "Ayyyyiii!" — and launch over the water.

Competitors roll the live snail in their mouths, positioning the angle, take a running start along a sandy 65-foot track and spit.

But trading up to take a running back – any running back – third in today's N.F.L. is akin to pawning gold in order to buy the coolest landline phone on the market.

Readers React "How many lives is a Rembrandt worth?" If we follow this line of thought and take a running start down its slippery slope in history, we would quickly arrive in the 2009 boardroom at Brandeis University, where choices seemed nonexistent and the art collection necessarily fungible.

Take a running lesson in the Presidio, a gorgeous wooded national park right in the city.

Right before he took a running jump into it.

So I wandered the mall, taking a running sign taxonomy.

"(The shark) just launched himself up without taking a running start.

Don't worry yet about taking a running jump.

Try taking a running slide on ice or polished floor.