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He had the option of running a hitch or a takeoff (route). By the time I planted to see if he was going to run the hitch, he just ran by the cornerback.

He has been so upset since we got here. I'm so surprised that he ran this well. He started out in a stall that was facing the racetrack, and all the excitement just had him so unsettled. He was way off his grain, but obviously not all the way off it. He just never seemed to settle down. To have him run this well is a very nice surprise.

He had one uniform practice, and a very bad one it was, during the time of family worship, and just three or four seconds before the conclusion of the prayer, he started to his feet, and ran barking round the apartment like a crazed beast.

He had gained a lot of weight and he had some tendonitis problems. We dealt with it the next year. Compared to what he ran before he didn't run all that fast.

He did a nice job for it being his first time getting a number of reps. There are some things he can continue to work on in the run game, getting to know how we do things up front. He ran hard, played hard and did some nice things that you probably wouldn't expect him to do after just playing two weeks here.

He did a great job. He ran really well, and he impressed me.

Heiland ran a nice route, and that ball was perfect. It was a beautiful thing to watch.

He hustled, plain and simply. He played hard. He was one of the guys that played like he normally plays in regular games. He ran down loose balls, made shots, made some deflections. That's why I left him in the game for so long.

He had 19 at the half and I ran one play for him. He just gets it.

He got up and talked about what they ran and why they ran it. I was just amazed at his presence and his knowledge.

He got the start that he wanted today and really ran strong.

He doesn't know any plays. Not that we ran any the first half.

He faced really tough competition in the Met Mile and I thought he ran well against them. I brought him back in the allowance race to regain his confidence and he seems to be moving forward.

He fired one shot in the air and then ran away.

He died so young. He was one of the nicest guys that came into the game in my time playing. It's too bad he ran out of time, but that's the way life is.

He lost a lot of ground. I thought he ran a big race.

He not only got me off of the plane. He ran back into the plane, which had 3- or 4-foot flames all around it, to look for his brother one more time.

He made a great catch. That was a huge play. Changed the field position, put us in position to run the clock out. ... He did what he was supposed to do. Tom read it, laid it out there, and Bethel ran it down. I mean, we always tell Tom just throw it out there as far as you can and make him run for it. He can't overthrow him -- he almost did -- but Bethel ran it down.

Helping our cause is a Republican Party that saw the results from the last election and decided that their candidates were not partisan or divisive enough, even though their standard-bearer ran a campaign focused tightly on the GOP base.

What more could you ask from him? You can't substitute for him. In the end I think he ran out of gas.

What makes this loss so tough to take is how we kept our poise long enough to kick that field goal and the fact that we had our defense set up to guard against the pass. On the field goal, Fairhaven called four consecutive times out in an attempt to ice Tony and he still was able to kick it through. And on that final pass, we had three guys around the receiver. Two went up for the ball along with the receiver and the third guy was behind him. The kid (Turmelle) made a nice catch and, when he came down with the ball, our guy who was behind him slipped and he (Turmelle) just ran past him.

There is no evidence to show, and it is not credible to argue, that Mr. Sevan, who spent forty years with the U.N. and ran a $64 billion program, would jeopardize his career for $160,000, trust a person he had never met (Abdelnour) to carry out the scheme and report the proceeds on his U.N. financial disclosure forms.

We talked about the fact that rebounding would determine the outcome. We rebounded well in the first half and were able to get some easy shots, but we ran out of gas.

We trapped their guards. We ran a double-team at them. They made some bad passes and had some turnovers. We were able to capitalize and get some easy baskets.

We took this idea and ran with it.

We took (the momentum) and ran with it.

We took our free shipping truck and ran over their obstacle.

We took a chance on (Jackson) this week. We only ran him on one relay. He's never run the open 200 before. He did a very nice job, pretty impressive fully-automatic time.

We took 52 kids to the meet. I saw some good things that we can definitely build off of. We treated this meet kind of like a workout meet. The team ran a lot of different individual events.

We're on a pretty good run and today we ran into a desperate team. Maybe they deserved a better fate. Our guys just did what it took to win.

We're playing some good cricket and everyone in the team is contributing. We ran away with this one.

When he was at Louisville, I ran into him at the airport one time when we were going opposite directions and we kind of reunited and hooked back up.

When he ran from a cop his transitions from accelerating walk to easy jog trot to brisk canter to headlong gallop to flogged-piston sprint were as distinct and as soberly in order as an automatic gearshift.

When he ran for office, he said that he was going to make fundamental changes to the system and yet he is perpetuating the system in an even more exacerbated manner by the amount of fund raising he is doing.

We've been working a lot on floor game and getting three or four passes and then hitting someone in the paint inside like that. I thought the kids played pretty steady. I liked the way we ran the floor tonight.

We've been working all season to find some consistency in the program, and early on it ran - let's just say - a little hot and cold, with a really good run sandwiched in between two DNFs,

We've got to try and do something with this, because it's getting to the point where it's getting really frustrating. This is excruciating. After I run, it's just really, really sore. I ran the other day (Friday), and I ran hard, and it was really sore. I don't know what we're going to do now. Hopefully, we'll come up with something.

We talk about going in and giving ourselves a second-chance opportunity. Whether we scored or not, it ran off a little bit more time and made Sacred Heart have to come guard us.

We swam really tough. We just ran out of bodies at the end.

We told the boys before the race that if we ran well, we had a chance to place second. That was our goal.

When I ran for governor of Minnesota, I only raised $300,000.

When I ran for a third term as Honolulu prosecutor I feel I committed to serving that term. I need to finish my tour of duty as prosecutor, that's the bottom line.

When I ran across America, for 75 days I ate 10,000 calories a day. I still lost about five pounds.

What you have to like is how he handled the situation, how he handled the team, his calmness, how he ran the team,

What we found out is, it wasn't the offense. It was how we ran the offense. You have to run it as hard as you do on defense.

He offered me a lot of cash. I just called my supervisor, and he ran off.

He of course will be remembered above all for his challenge to the Vietnam War when he ran for president ... and I think helped bring the war to an end.

Guys came out and worked hard and ran hard (Wednesday). I guess he rewarded us with a short individual practice, go out and do a little conditioning and wish the guys well on their trips home or wherever they're going for the bye week.

He's a bigger horse, a stronger horse. It looked like he could get a mile and a quarter the way he ran today.

He's a ball mover. It's not that our offense has been so slow ... we ran the same stuff when he was in the game and looked pretty good. Moving, cutting, being sharp, understanding how hard you've got to play, tighten every possession up, pay attention to detail ... he does that as well as anybody we have, if not better.

He's a good, quality guy, and we have to get him back to when he was at his best, which looks like when he was with Montreal. It's nice to have that sort of quality you can count on. Every time we ran out one of our six starters last year, we felt like we had a chance to win. There's no change at all with this group.

He ruined (Eli) Manning for about a month. He went in there, they had him double-teamed, he blew past the tackle, strip sacked the ball and messed up Manning's elbow, scooped it up and ran in for a (29-yard) touchdown. It doesn't get any worse than that.

Her teams ran the fast break better than any other team I've ever seen. We spent 19 years as rivals, but we were also the best of coaching friends. We shared information and talked all the time. That's what I'm going to miss most.

He's a gutsy little horse. Once he takes the lead, he's tough. He won't let horses go by that easy. He's really game. In the San Pasqual (third by a half-length to High Limit), the horses in front were wide and ran one-two all the way around. I was three lengths behind them most of the way and only lost by a half a length. I made up ground and thought I was going to get there.

Her home had damage, not flood water. She is west of the levee break. Her large family room roof had been pulled up and rainwater ran down the dry wall, and some of it fell onto the floor, making a mess. Her kitchen window was blown out and water got in that way,

Going uphill, you do have to compensate by running slower. Rather than checking your watch (on a hill), go for the same perceived effort as you ran on the flats. I find the best way to do this is to monitor your breathing. If you are breathing more heavily going up the hill, shorten your stride.

Going rounds is what it takes. It's been almost three years since we went to a final round. We ran good, qualified good, we're just happy about everything. Hopefully we can build on our performance and move forward from here.

He said he was driving on U.S. 250 and said someone ran in front of him.

He's doing better. He got here early today for treatment, he ran on the track, said he felt good. He just has a little bit of palpable soreness, really doesn't have any evident swelling. We're going to progress him over the course of the weekend in regards to his running and just take it day-by-day, see how he feels.

He seems to do well in big games. We worked all week on how to approach (if the other team ran a box-and-1 defense).

He showed a play they ran to win a game in the last second with Danny (Manning). We talked about multiple things. He always asks about how everybody is doing here (at KU). He loved coaching here.

Hogan, 4 years ago you ran away from me.............but now I'm here...........and I will kick your ass.

He's capable, he just hadn't done it up until then. He was due. We ran it down for him one time and he made it. If he does that, we're going to run it until he misses.

The owner of the car had gotten out and left the child in the car with the engine running. The child got out of the car seat and put the car in gear and ran over the owner of the car. She was pinned between the bumper of her car and Acceptance Insurance.

The rally just ran out of steam. We are going to have to see some sustained cold weather to reduce these inventories.

When we first approached The ARTS at Marks Garage and other galleries about MAMo, they really embraced the idea and ran with it.

We looked tired and like we ran out of gas.

We lost the game in the first half. We made adjustments and came back in the second half, but just ran out of time.

We made some adjustments at halftime that paid off for us. In the first half we were a little impatient and forced some things that weren't there. In the second half we took care of the ball and ran some time off the clock.

We made several adjustments on defense and ran our half-court trap fairly well. That caused major havoc for them and got the temp going.

We made mistakes and paid for them in the third quarter. We had our opportunities and we just didn't get to the loose balls. Guys get tired and when they do, they make mental mistakes. We just ran out of steam playing a good team on their home floor.

Hundreds of people worked behind the scenes to restore the Civic Theatre and Little Women to 'performance readiness'. They worked diligently around-the-clock to try and meet the original Aug. 30 opening, but ran out of time. It was important to the producers of the show, and to us, that our patrons see this beautifully realized national tour production, rather than a compromised version.

He wasn't allowed to go anywhere one day, so he ran circles in an empty lot at his house. He just ran around and around. That's the type of thing that allowed him to be as good as he got.

He was our 'go-to-guy' and our offense ran through him as well. Jeremy did a great job this year. It was a big adjustment for him compared to the previous year because he had to show some leadership out on the floor with the youth we had. I expected a lot out of him and I think I got what I needed out of Jeremy this year. I thought that he stepped up and did what we asked of him and made himself a presence out there on the floor and us as a coaching staff appreciated that.

He was enormous on both sides of the ball. He ran hard, ran powerfully on offense. Defensively, he made a lot of good stops.

He was standing in stocking feet during the national anthem when the guy ran in with the sneakers. His focus wasn't real strong that night on his part. He didn't have one of his better games because that was distraction to him.

He was noticed. He ran over a few bodies. He knocked Fitzpatrick down a couple times.

He was literally torn apart by the vehicles who ran over him.

I almost feel as though the governor picked up a grenade and sort of threw it at the Legislature and ran away,

I agreed with (the steep-angle theory) until I ran into Roger Long, who turned my head around on a number of things.

I agreed with everything he was saying when he ran for president. I was listening to what he said. I go, this guy thinks like me and I agree with him. Now he's changing. All he keeps saying is millionaires and billionaires don't pay their fair share of taxes.

I actually ran into Justin Bieber when nobody knew him at the Kids' Choice Awards. He came up to me like, 'Mr. Crews, how you doing? I'm produced by Usher and I just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Justin Bieber,' and I just knew he was a good, nice kid. Next year, people are screaming and attacking him!

I actually ran in junior high school a little bit, you know, like most kids do in track and things. Then I got out of it and just trained for football and played ball for so many years - high school, college and the NFL.

I actually ran 49 times that day, but we had six called back,

I actually once sat at the back of a payroll class in America - just me and 40 women! And I'm sitting back there, learning payroll, because I want to understand it. So that when I talk to people about payroll I know what they're talking about. And I set up and managed and ran a full payroll system myself.

I also remember when I ran the assembly and packing and we were working with Nintendo. I remember assembling and packing those interactive units and the product that went in there as well. The product just started to fly off the shelves as people realized the incredible experience they could have with the games.

He was a guy that a lot of scouts came out to see and I benefited from that because I ran routes with Freddie. You just have a smaller window of opportunity. You have to impress somebody that wasn't expecting to watch you at your pro day.

He was a fresh horse and ran exactly the way we wanted him to.

He was a disciplinarian, ... Any time you got out of line, any time you fired back or had an attitude, you ran a lot of laps. I think I ran more laps than anyone.

He usually has problems coming out of the blocks. He's just so strong. He ran a perfect race tonight.

He was a workhorse, on both sides of the football. He ran the ball hard, and was a focal point, shutting down the field at middle linebacker. Missing Renner makes him the featured back. Having him and Mark Wright as the one-two punch, that's still a pretty solid rushing attack.

He didn't run for four months and when he got onto the paddock and ran he was very concerned because there was a fair amount of pain.

He could never find a spot to drop in after breaking from the outside but I don't think it was a disadvantage. Churchill was very deep and the other horses had worked out over it. I just think he ran out of training in those last 50 yards.

He did not yell anything, he did not say anything, he just ran his truck over the crosses.

He did exactly what Coach wanted him to do. He ran the team, made good decisions, went through his progressions and found the right guy at the right time.

He definitely ran a better race. That's where I was hoping to be last time. We're headed in the right direction. He is still not right where I want him in fitness.

He definitely hunted me down like that. But it's football. I could've easily avoided him and ran away. But those things happen.

He just ran out in the middle of the conversation. I thought it was a fight,

He just ran into the back of me and turned me into the fence. It's a little bit of a give-and-take game out there. If you get a run on somebody down the straightaway, you can't just run into the back of them because you are faster than them.

He just ran into one, and he was looking for something to drive. I think he was really trying to stand tall and hit a double, but he hit it well.