make the running

Language: en

Meaning: (idiomatic,chieflyUK)To have aleadingorinfluentialpositionin afieldoractivity; to be moreactivethan others.Synonym:set the pace2014April 7, Mark Brown, “Royal art show, The First Georgians, to open at Buckingham Palace”, inThe Guardian‎[1]:He added: "In this period if you looked at the western world and asked who ismaking the running, from the point of view of modern society and particularly in terms of liberty, it would be Britain and we forget that. Britain is absolutely the model of the future."

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