1.   This pool is being run to raise funds to buy a new carpet for the church sanctuary.

2.   The former Olympic hero, now MP for Falmouth and Camborne, will run to raise money for the charity of which he is chairman, ADT Healthquest.

3.   Hewitson decided to enter and run to raise money for an AIDS hospice in Puerto Rico.

4.   Liberals will no doubt run to raise federal investment spending.

5.   Running means raising millions of dollars, putting yourself and your family under very deep scrutiny, and subjecting yourself to nasty attacks from fellow Republicans.

6.   The enthusiastic complicity of the players evokes the car washes and bake sales that many of them once ran to raise money for their youth traveling teams.

7.   The paper said the policemen ran to raise the alarm with security guards.