The phrase "arm running" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts related to physical activities or exercises involving the arms, but it is not widely recognized.
Example: "After a long session of arm running, I felt the burn in my biceps."
Alternatives: "arm exercises" or "arm workouts".
Some late 18th-century versions had an arm running partly down one side, and this type continued to be made in England in the Regency period.
Drained by the River Corrib, it has an area of 68 square miles (176 square km) and an irregular outline, with a long arm running northwestward to Lough Mask.
Griffin dazzled with his legs and his arm, running a read-option-heavy offensive attack that then-offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan tailored to the strengths Griffin had exhibited while winning the Heisman Trophy at Baylor in 2011.
"G.E. is a household name in appliances, but not when it comes to financial services," said J. David Mahder, chief marketing officer of G.E. Financial Assurance, the G.E. insurance and investment arm running the site.
The lack of develop/test hardware is a problem to develop real software – 500 internets to the first person who can get Windows 8 on ARM running on an iPad – but we need to see the chatter on Twitter and questions on Stack Overflow ramping up.
Ferrari have retained their unconventional pull-rod front suspension system, which has the suspension arm running from the top of the upright to the bottom of the chassis rather than the other way around.
"But he's got more juice, he's more power, got a better arm, runs better.
Two carmakers, DaimlerChrysler in Germany and Ford's European arm, ran pilot studies in 2003.
Her left arm runs across her back; her left hand rests in her right palm.
Altus Finance, the bank's investment arm, ran up big losses in 1993 and in the first half of last year.
The European commission's competition arm, run by Joaquin Almunia, issued a formal statement of objections last Friday.
