Sentence examples for think to run from inspiring English sources

But there are some pure athletic performances that stand ahead of others, and I think to run under 1min 41sec for the 800 metres was the single most impressive performance of the Games.

I think to run into somebody with another way of looking at the same event, the same world, which is not like yours, is very unsettling.' Maybe, I suggest, there's an element of competition, too?

I didn't even think to run and get protective clothing, I just stood there openmouthed as the gallons of turd clung together and formed a bloody great shape, which became more and more detailed until we could make out that it was some kind of giant head like a prehistoric monster, except entirely made of shit.

Some investments are thought to run into the low tens of millions.

Civil war raged in South Sudan, the world's newest country, with a death toll thought to run to tens of thousands.

Iran is thought to run hundreds if not thousands of operatives inside Iraq, ranging from bone fide diplomats to spies and agents provocateurs.

Sky's exclusive pan-European deal – thought to run for in excess of five years – is believed to be worth more than £500m.

Grondona, who also serves as a vice president of FIFA, the game's international governing body, is widely thought to run the national sport as a personal fief.

When four campus guards in shabby blue uniforms, wielding worn wooden nightsticks, surrounded us, more than a minute passed before any of us thought to run.

Piracy in Britain is thought to run at less than 10%, compared with well over half in countries such as the Ukraine, Bulgaria, Poland, Russia, China, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Israel, Paraguay and Peru.

Other branch faults are thought to run south of the main NAF and Lemnos Island around the source of the 2013 event (e.g., Kiratzi and Svigkas, 2013).