Sentence examples for Runs through it again from inspiring English sources

Florida's other 19 public defender's offices have faced sharp cuts, too.In this section A faint sound of applause Under the tarnish, still golden Harry and Louise ride again Nothing glisters A river runs through it, again Out in the cold A nation of jailbirds ReprintsLack of money hampers public defender's jobs in all sorts of ways.

He fares better than state legislators, whose positive rating is just 11%.In this section A faint sound of applause Under the tarnish, still golden Harry and Louise ride again Nothing glisters A river runs through it, again Out in the cold A nation of jailbirds ReprintsCalifornia has great problems, many of which are likely to intensify over the next year or so.

There are four times as many mentally ill people in prison as in mental hospitals.In this section A faint sound of applause Under the tarnish, still golden Harry and Louise ride again Nothing glisters A river runs through it, again Out in the cold A nation of jailbirds ReprintsAs well as being brutal, prisons are ineffective.

Running through it again, he spotted one Seal, standing on the roof of one of the huts, toss something underhand into the compound.

"He did that, and the result could be Los Angeles becoming a place with parks and river running through it again, at last". Los Angeles City Councilman Tom LaBonge, whose district includes miles of river channel, said the Army Corps' recommendation resulted from "hard work that began in 1988, in the conference room of then-Mayor Tom Bradley.

Just run through it again.

This is the most effective way of memorising all the information, after you learn one topic in one lesson, once you're home from school then run through it again in your revision book and rehearsing the notes you made in class.

She ran them through it again, then again.

For years after the accident, Christopher Reeve's eyes would snap open at six and, in the morning stillness, with Dana Morosini, his wife, still asleep at his side, he'd have to run through it all again in his head.

He then superimposes another image on the already printed paper and runs it through again.

Renaissance Italy Sketches attributed to Leonardo da Vinci indicate that he tested multiple dishwasher-loading configurations and at long last determined the nearest together you could place two plates before at least one of them really wouldn't get clean and you'd have to run it through again.