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He said he ran for three hours to get to the riverbed to look for his brother.

The next year, Mr. Ryan ran for class president and won. He also immersed himself in after-school jobs and other extracurricular activities.

She said Edwards, who ran for president in 2004, did not support universal health care then, although he does now.

And yet, in the two years since she ran for office, a consensus has finally started to take hold around an answer. Yes.

I ran for President promising transparency, and I meant what I said.

When she first ran for office in 1983, the entire tribal council opposed her: not because she was an activist, but because she was a woman.

One of the reasons I ran for President was to put America on the path to energy independence, and I have not wavered from that commitment.

When I said I might not be able to take one if I ran for President, Chelsea replied, Then Mom and I will go without you.

The show ran for over a year, before traveling around the United States and Europe. It earned her a Tony Award and two Grammy Awards.

When he ran for election in 2001, Mr Bloomberg said the school system was "in a state of emergency" .

He never ran for president in the 1996 elections, but might have done well if he had.

Half-way home, Nikolay let the coachman hold the horses, ran for a moment to Natasha's sledge, and stood on the edge of it.

They frantically ran for the door, but it was no use.

As one of the outstanding species with a good education, Trenven ran for a whole day and didn't slowdown at all.

But it was four years later, when I ran for Congress, that the question of my sex became a major issue.

Chang supported Chen when he ran for President in 2000. After Chen was elected Chang was named as one of his senior presidential advisors.

None of the reactors ran for more than eight minutes, but they were considered to have met their goals.

When George W. Bush first ran for the White House, political reporters assured us that he came across as a reasonable, moderate guy.

At the beginning of the study, the runners ran for about four hours a week on average.

You know, there are certain days that remind me of why I ran for this office.

I ran for president to put the same rights, the same opportunities, the same dreams within the reach for our daughters and our sons alike.

The Senator, who ran for both vice president and president as a Democrat, is now an independent who still caucuses with his old party.

The dog, yelling in supreme astonishment and fear, writhed to his feet and ran for cover.

Fatima and I ran for a couple of miles, her sandals making a scraping sound on the pavement.

And then there was that little frumpy guy who ran for president.

In his early 40s, after a series of low-profile political jobs, he ran for the Senate from his home state of Kentucky.

In particular, the CERN Axion Solar Telescope (CAST) ran for six months in 2003 and failed to detect any axions arriving from the sun.

The boy ran for the ball and knocked into a man.

After tussling with my attacker for a few minutes, I succeeded in breaking free, and ran for help.

When Gore ran for president, his wife was his best advocate.

Kucinich ran for president representing the Democratic left flank, while Paul ran representing the libertarian wing of his party.

At this, he instantly let me go, and I ran for my life.

THE last time he ran for president John McCain spent months rolling around New Hampshire in a bus, the Straight Talk Express.

Before he ran for the leadership, he had, as far as I could discover, shown no discernible interest in greenery.

The ad ran for three months. He received no replies from the ad, A. D. all of his inheritance is now gone.

he ran for the Senate from his home state of Kentucky. . .

When I ran for President, I was happily surprised to find that Jan was the Democratic chair in one of New Hampshire's ten counties.

The play ran for only a week in that theatre.

Foote continued to serve in the Senate and later ran for governor.

One of my classmates was seriously ill, so we ran for the doctor.

Following an unsuccessful bid for a seat in the U. S. House of Representatives in 2000, he ran for United States Senate in 2004.

The idea that he ran for office "to go around pulling the plug on grandma" , as he put it, is "simply dishonest" .

The day after that I stole a silk nightgown for Hanna, was spotted by the store detective, ran for my life, and escaped by a hair.

Edwards ran for president in 2004 and was the Democratic Party's nominee for vice president that year.

So I ran for the telephone and said "Information Please" into the mouthpiece.

We ran for some distance beside a full-flowing river and the countryside seemed to open out into endless beauty and life.

The man left a trail of footprints when he ran for the door.

We would've bought it had we not ran for it.

In 1982 Bradley ran for the governorship of California, and was expected to win by a wide margin.

We had been friends since before I ran for President, and he had done a brilliant job at HUD.

By his own count, the charismatic billionaire has faced charges 28 times in the 17 years since he first ran for office in 1994.

Yet when Senator John Kerry ran for president in 2004 he promised to crack down on tax avoidance by "Benedict Arnold" bosses.

He ran for 40 minutes to catch the football team's bus, only to find it had just left. He was bitterly disappointed.

In the end, girls, that's why I ran for President: because of what I want for you and for every child in this nation .

Because the state has grown so fast, an estimated 30% of voters did not live there when he last ran for office in 2004.

But he didn't let these defeats stop him. In 1860, Lincoln ran for president and won.

He could change water into petrol or diesel on which cars ran for many miles.

He ran for Congress in Missouri, and I couldn't escape ads asking me to elect him.

Moderates do less well: Mr Obama was thrashed by 30 percentage points when he ran for Congress in a majority-black district.

If I ran for governor again, would you consider voting for me?

When Theodore Roosevelt ran for president for the Progressive Party in 1912, Jane Addams publicly supported him at the party convention.

Mr Potter was a baby-kisser when he ran for the presidency.

Eventually sell themselves out? Harper's been for sale since before he first ran for public office.

When Burr's term as vice president was almost over, he ran for governor of New York.

Outside, under a camouflage canopy, soldiers ran for cover while others climbed ladders to the guard towers.

In retrospect, the roots of current Democratic despond go all the way back to the way Mr. Obama ran for president.

He briefly ran for president in 2008, and is said to be considering running again in 2012.

And the same with Kennedy and Nixon when they ran for president. It was so close they had to count all over again.

And a month after that, as we lay in his bed watching the first snowfall, we threw on our clothes and ran for the park to make snow angels.

Mary: Of course, I was vomiting for days. My nose ran for a week and my stomach hurt for longer than that.

I started to yell and ran for my teacher, but he didn't stop it. It kept following us into the schoolhouse and another teacher helped us.

As Abrar's children ran for cover the SEALs began clearing the first floor of the main house room by room.

As I've said since I first ran for this office, solving our challenges won't be quick or easy.

The telephone! Quickly I ran for the footstool in the parlor and dragged it to the landing.

Two years later, he ran for president on the Democratic ticket and won.

I said, "Sorry! " and ran for the school bus!

He was a baby kisser when he ran for president.

The senator's son traded on his father's name when he ran for mayor.

The broom tactic had worked for my neighbor David Boren when he ran for governor of Oklahoma in 1974.

A few years later, that angry little man at the school house doorthought it'd be a good idea and ran for president.

I ran for President because I believe that we cannot solve the challenges of our time unless we solve them together.

And Wednesday's plummeting share prices in the US were dramatic, as investors ran for the exits and drove the indexes down a solid 2%.

"Remember when you ran for mayor, " the wife begins, "and you were behind by 300 votes? "

He ran for his life as fast as he could.

When Hillary Clinton ran for president, for example, she was labeled by some as overly zealous to take the White House.

People have lost faith in government - they had lost faith in government before I ran (for president), and it has been getting worse.

With pieces of burning masonry falling all around him, be ran for his dear life.

Though she never ran for office, she spent her life energetically working to improve the lives of people with developmental problems.

In the election of nineteen forty-eight, Truman ran for a full term.

Scott also ran for president but was defeated in 1852 by another veteran of the Mexican-American War, Franklin Pierce.

Sex and the City, the TV show, ran for six season. s Since 2004 it has been raking in the big dollars in syndication.

The hit show ran for 8, 949 performances in London.

I hadn't shaved in six days, but figuring I could do so en route, I grabbed my electric razor and ran for the bus.

So Benin became the first African country where an incumbent ran for re-election, lost and graciously bowed out.

In a scene from the Oscar-winning film Slumdog Millionaire, the leading actors ran for their lives by train riding.

Nader ran for president in 2000, when he got about 2. 7 percent of the national vote as the Green Party candidate.

Once, Britain's inland waterway system ran for around 4, 000 miles, facilitating the early industrial revolution.

The event, which ran for about two weeks, became a national sensation as a public course in comparative religions.

The partial ceremonial procession road unveiled Thursday dates back to the Ptolemaic period, which ran for about 300 years before 30 B. C.

As the first drops of rain hit, the family quickly abandoned the truck and ran for shelter from the thunderstorm.

Each compute cycle is charged a complete hour regardless of whether it ran for one minute or one hour.

Whatwe found is an enormous complex of tunnels that ran for miles, and three and four levels deep.

Few people would have predicted this litany of disasters when Mr Bush ran for the presidency in 2000.

Mr Strauss-Kahn ran for the French Socialist Party's presidential candidacy in 2006 but lost to Segolene Royal.

Remember that the last great bull market ran for almost 20 years.

None of the estimated 10, 000 visitors was injured but many ran for their lives upon seeing the tigers stealthily walk by.

Terrified by the sight of the lion, he quickly ran for the tree.

In fact, when attacked, the Japanese pilots at once jettisoned their load and ran for home.

Mother mouse barked fiercely, "Woof, woof, woof! " The cat was so terrified that it ran for its life.

He was a good health minister in the government of Fernando Henrique Cardoso, and ran for president against Lula in 2002.

When he ran for office in Massachusetts, his views on abortion and immigration were far more liberal than he says they are now.

Office workers ran for their lives as an earth tremor shook the center of town.

It ran for three years and earned her Broadway's highest honor, the Tony Award.

His friend ran for a stick to brush it off, but the centipede wouldn't move.

He has never held elective office, although he ran for president in 2000 and for the Senate, from Georgia, in 2004.

We usually ran for shelter when it started rain. But on that day we just relaxed and had fun.

Sarkozy ran for the French presidency in 2007 promising a clean government.

He ran for the presidency three times as the Democratic Party candidate -- in 1896, 1900 and 1908 -- and lost all three times.

I ran [for office] because I wanted this country to be put on a sustainable spending path.

At that time, he ran for a small, newly formed party that became part of a short-lived ruling coalition.

Public protests ran for over 12 weeks in Vietnam, mostly in the centre of Hanoi, although a couple were staged in Saigon.

They froze or ran for dark corners. Everything upset them.

I packed quickly and ran for the railway station.

thought it'd be a good idea and ran for president.

That's actually still a viable platform. We ran for years on FCGI.

I ducked down, pushed between two men, and ran for the river, my head down.

We all heard it. Everybody ran for cover. We don't know where it was , and we don't see the smoke yet, . . .

Before Palin ran for governor, she and her husband accused Wooten of drinking alcohol on the job and illegal hunting.

The play ran for two consecutive years in Broadway.

He even made a TV show which ran for eight years.

"Hey! " The mustached man pointed, then dropped his saddlebags and ran for us.

As soon as they saw the farmer coming, the boys dropped the apples they had stolen, and ran for dear life.

I ran for my life when the wild dog was chasing me.

Everyone ran for cover when it started to rain.

The European fund he ran for 13 years until 2003 also beat its benchmark by a handsome margin.

eg. He ran for governor twice but failed both times.

Her last musical ran for six months on Broadway.

ran for president to appeal for peace again.

Ran for state legislature again-won.

In 1962 he ran for Congress, thinking he'd give up his writing career if elected.

As soon as they heard the siren, they ran for it.

In 2010 she ran for the governorship of California.

In 1912 he ran for President on a Progressive ticket.

He ran for five miles, and he even didn't break a sweat.

Allen ran for his mini-bus.

When Amash ran for Congress in 2010, he asked to meet Paul and flew down to Texas.

And after the Hare said this, he ran for his life.

vi. He ran for president and breezed in.

He ran for president and breezed in.

And what did you do then? What else? I ran for it.

In local elections in Russia between 1997 and 2003, 38 businessmen (all men) ran for governorships, of whom ten won.

He ran for dear life toward his house.

I think that underestimates what the effect would be if everyone who was invested in yen ran for the hills at once.

During the market's boom years, which ran for nearly a decade starting in the late 1990s, car makers mushroomed in China.

The 1957 show, directed by Jerome Robbins, ran for 732 performances.

The water ran for hours before the leak was found.

After all, we all ran for the life of the World.

She ran for mayor three times.

It was so wild that the images ran for 3 hours non-stop on ESPN.

A cult classic, The Avengers ran for 7 seasons.

So do you remember when you ran for president of your golf club, and you needed 73 more votes ?

that the students all ran for the exit.

He ran for an hour this morning.

I ran for another two kilometers before I stopped because of fatigue.

I ran for dear life when I saw the tiger.

I tell young people, live in such a way that if you ever ran for President, they couldnt come up with anything against you.

He ran for his life.

In 1968, for example, he ran for mayor of New York, campaigning to make the city a separate state.

That night, I felt great and ran for two hours.

In 2006, he ran for governor and scored a record margin of victory.

Edward ran for mayor last year but failed.

Down the orchard aisles, in the thick, new, wet grass, the little girl ran for the joy of running;

boosting his position further , two of the four other candidates who ran for president conceded defeat

You could turn and stay (You cried and ran for cover)

I ran for Cover' but I couldn't hide

Obama tells daughters he ran for president for them, all children

Mine ran for three hours last night

R ran for it, R