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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a switch to run" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a technical context, possibly referring to a mechanism or command that initiates a process or operation.
Example: "To activate the system, simply flip a switch to run the program."
Alternatives: "a toggle to start" or "a lever to activate".
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I basically made this for my kid, for my son Ben, who's in a wheelchair and uses a switch to run this thing," he told David Letterman, in 2012.
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Brazil, for example, made a revolutionary switch to running its vehicles on ethanol from sugar cane.
"Hearing things for the first time is so, so emotional, from the ping of a light switch to running water.
After coming to this realization, Mark rededicated himself to football, a commitment timed with his switch to running back, his high school position.
Her teaching allowed for long summer breaks, and Laure spent six weeks each year in France, where she had been born in Épernay to Nicole (nee Demarquet), a special needs teacher, and André Petiot, who worked in a bank until switching to run a bookshop in middle age.
Another freshman, Representative Paul Gosar, made a similar gamble, switching to run for re-election in Arizona's Fourth Congressional District, which has a more favorable makeup, rather than the First, in which he defeated a Democratic incumbent in 2010.
Grisanti himself was a Democrat until he switched to run for the seat.
In 1980, John B Anderson ran as a Republican in primary elections in 20 states and Washington DC, then switched to run as an independent.
Exceeding the boundaries of inverted pendular walking requires a switch to either running or a different usually more compliant walking strategy.
This is prompting a switch to vessels that run on LNG.
Budd has also switched to running in shoes, reportedly due to injuries.
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