Sentence examples for was running not from inspiring English sources

Whitman was running not for senator but for governor, in a race that hardly wanted for coverage.

Second place in the women's race went to Shalane Flanagan, an American, who was running not just her first New York City Marathon, but her first marathon anywhere.

This time, however, he was running not to win a job, but to show he could be effective in the job he had won.

Furthermore, Hoffman was running not only in a district that Rove himself described as "very Republican" but one that fits the demographics of the incredibly shrinking G.O.P.

Mr. Brown had a triumphant debate moment in his first race for the Senate, in 2010, when he declared that he was running not for "the Kennedy seat" but for "the people's seat".

When Barack Obama announced his presidential campaign last time around, he referred to "destiny calling" and said he was running "not just to hold an office, but to gather with you to transform a nation".

"People were running, not walking, for the exits," he added.

He always seems to be running, not walking, in a desperate pursuit.

On Saturday, the time trial, his specialty, will be run not far from his apartment.

Some job fairs are run not by the university but by industry associations or professional societies.

These samples must have been run not only on different flow cells but also on different iterations of the technology.