Sentence examples for try to run out from inspiring English sources

Do not try to run out without paying the bill.

The top federal prosecutor in Manhattan has a message for financial wrongdoers: Don't try to run out the clock.

"They may try to run out the clock," one lobbyist, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said of the Assembly Democrats.

WASHINGTON — The three senators who would be president have agreed to a rare joint statement accusing the Sudanese government of atrocities against civilians in Darfur and warning it not to try to run out the clock on the Bush administration, which has called the killings in Darfur genocide.

Many administration officials say they would far prefer a bold rebuff by Mr. Hussein, rather than have him seem to cooperate but actually try to run out the clock with evasions and confusing tactics in the hope that support for war will subside.

The President would surely try to run out the clock on an interrogation of limited duration — which his lawyers would insist on — but Mueller and his team would probably have some success in obtaining at least some categorical answers from him.

Beckerman on for Donovan and U.S. tries to run out clock and pocket a point on the road.

"Look, at this point, we're trying to run out the tape," Shankar said, of her own team.

As much as they are trying to outlast the Twins, they are also trying to run out the schedule while hanging on to first place.

Wales tried to run out from their own line and even though they managed to work an overlap, the final pass was forward.

Two Octobers earlier, it was Ryan Howard, of the Philadelphia Phillies, tearing his Achilles trying to run out the last ground ball of a series against the St . Louis Cardinals