Sentence examples for to running from from inspiring English sources

Running to, running from; clichés and justifications I no longer wished to probe.

The Pro12 champions showed a commendable commitment to running from deep and, but for Launchbury's excellence, might have built a sizeable lead.

There is a tipping point in a player's career where he goes from chasing the dream to running from a nightmare.

But for all its flaws, Watchmen attempts a scope that most movies, of any genre, wouldn't consider (and wouldn't have to), running from intimate bedroom drama to cosmic catastrophe.

Moreover, people who own debt, especially debt that is supposed to be "safe", are prone to running from the financial system if they are forced to endure a haircut to their principal.

Before heading over to the acclaimed Bec-Fin for a princely six-course, five-wine feast, we stopped for a some nibbles at a popular Latino restaurant called ¡Pasión! -- a feat akin to running from Yonkers to Manhattan in time to join the New York City Marathon.

"Theirs is a record to run from.

But the temptation to run from I.M.F.

Prices are to run from $1.3 million to $2.8 million.

Audiences tend to run from confusion.

I've got to run from the police, I've got to run from stickup kids.