Sentence examples for tireless running from inspiring English sources

He played 34 league games for Ascoli last season, scoring five goals, impressing with his tireless running.

Tom Cleverley's quick feet and thinking allied to Aroune Koné's tireless running ensured Lukaku was not the only preoccupation for City's diligent defence.

The playmaker was in fine form for his club last season, with a rating of 7.31 the second highest in his career, as only Paul Pogba and Miralem Pjanic (both 12) registered more assists (11) in Serie A. It's not just his mohawk that makes him hard to miss for the national side either, with his tireless running crucial to this Slovakia side.

Fast and intelligent with speed in abundance, his tireless running suggested otherwise and scored one of the best hat-tricks in World Cup history against Belgium, only to pick up a suspension that ruled him out of the semi-final loss to Italy.

Man of the match Carlos Tevez The Argentina international maintained his excellent recent form, scoring the winner and epitomising West Ham's performance with his tireless running Best Moment Giving Cristiano Ronaldo a taste of his own medicine with a trick that took him past the winger.

It was Diego Costa whose tireless running kept Eden Hazard's ball alive in order for Cesc Fabregas to score at Southampton.

Paramore is undeniably ascendant: after three years of tireless runs through clubs and festivals, the band, from Franklin, Tenn., has built a passionate audience that has snapped up more than 350,000 copies of its recent second album, "Riot!," more than doubling the sales of its debut.

It's a fun way to train running a great tireless run.

I hope you are happy, as the woman who ran a tireless campaign preaching unity while enduring a tsunami of unsubstantiated vilification certainly is not.

I want to pay tribute to the tenants of New Era, who have run a tireless campaign to save the community they care so passionately about.

But he also ran a tireless campaign based on change and optimism at a time when many frustrated voters wanted "anyone but Harper". The Conservative prime minister, 56, who was seeking a fourth term, was accused by critics of being autocratic and out of touch with Canadian values on environmental issues, race and immigration.