Sentence examples for by a run of from inspiring English sources
Propelled by a run of 14 straight points in the first half, the Wildcats took command.
Yet the prime minister was half-right, as evidenced by a run of scandals in UKIP's campaign.
Democrats have become bolder on this issue – and others – than in previous years, spurred by a run of preventable tragedies.
The series is first arranged alphabetically by name of individual or organization and then is followed by a run of more general correspondence organized chronologically.
What drives Serge isn't love or friendship or even survival (born with a caul, like David Copperfield, he is sustained by a run of exceptional luck).
When we speak Kings of Leon are preparing for a headline slot at this weekend's Isle of Wight Festival, followed by a run of UK stadium shows.
That was followed by a run of Mozart operas and, among others, a production of Puccini's La Bohème in which she sang Mimi.
The patient had been admitted with what looked like a run-of-the-mill pneumonia caused by a run-of-the-mill bacterium.
TOPEKA, Kan. — The startling vote came up at a City Council meeting here on Tuesday, provoked by a run-of-the-mill budget dispute over services that had spun out of control: decriminalize domestic violence.
He comes from a country that most of us know next to nothing about, where he was oppressed not just by a run-of-the-mill totalitarian but by the bizarre and paranoid Enver Hoxha.
Why would students take a free online course on, say, corporate finance that is offered by a run-of-the-mill university when they could choose to enrol virtually at Wharton instead?
