Sentence examples for commonly running from inspiring English sources

True excelled at distances of 50 miles or more over steep and rocky trails, commonly running in sandals.

Starting on July 6, the eve of the saint's festival, the fiesta lasts until the 14th, with daily bullfights preceded each morning by the famous encierro enclosing"—or, more commonly, "running" of the bulls, when they are driven through the streets behind crowds of skillfully dodging men and boys.

With life-spans commonly running into the 80s and 90s, this is going to skyrocket the number of older dependents within the American economy.

Wild camels are generally described as being extremely shy (Tulgat and Schaller, 1999; Zhirnov and Ilyinsky, 1986), having long flight distances (Reading et al., 1999), and commonly running for long distances of 35 70 km when disturbed (Indra et al., 2002; Zhirnov and Ilyinsky, 1986) and the capture related long distance movements support the anecdotal evidence.

Electric power systems are complex and commonly run near their operational limits.

This kind of variation is not something you commonly run across in humans.

The small groups are more commonly run by postgraduates with limited knowledge of the material and no specialised training.

Another popular "natural" open and outdoor exhibit system commonly runs contrary to nature and the requirements of the inhabitants.

(A.D.S.L. has a maximum of 8 megabits per second but commonly runs at 1.5 megabits, comparable to typical cable-modem speed).

Unhappiness with boot times, which commonly run 45 to 60 seconds, is shared by many computer users, as reflected in much online discussion of the issue.

These tests are commonly run on military-grade laptops designed to be used in battlegrounds that retail for thousands of dollars.