Sentence examples for were actually running from inspiring English sources

"There was absolutely no pressure to make use of the firm's services," said one client, who had donated handily to the Romney campaign in 2008, "despite the fact that none of us were actually running for office".

Bin Laden had been in hiding for so long that the C.I.A. believed that Zawahiri and Al Qaeda's head of finance, Sheikh Saeed al-Masri, were actually running the group.

"I don't think it's fair to say that the physical fitness element is the real issue," he said, highlighting the fact that referees who did not clock up the high number of kilometers in a game were actually running better lines and getting into better positions to make decisions than those who ran longer distances.

My problem was that I felt myself incapable of creating characters more bizarre or engrossing than those who were actually running the world: Thatcher, Reagan, Blair, Bush, Berlusconi, Putin … Besides, I have a mild allergy to novels set in Westminster, with their scheming chief whips and sexually charged junior ministers.

If anyone was associated with the talk of reform that dominated editorial pages and stump speeches, it was the Nassau county executive, Thomas R. Suozzi, who was as much a presence in this election as many of the people who were actually running.

Magellan's analytics suggested that around 1percentt of podcasts were actually running ads at the time.

It also shows how the programme is actually running and it explored the actual results.

Newsflash: Inzamam is actually running back to his field position!

How many people are actually running around with this thing?

But neither of them is actually running the war.

In one Republican mailing, the candidates who are actually running were barely mentioned.