Sentence examples for continuing run from inspiring English sources
Defeat by New Zealand was certainly not in the script but the continuing run of narrow defeats by Antipodean opposition left a familiar feeling for England fans and they will be praying that trend comes to an end.
The briefing warns that the government is "unlikely to bring deficit reduction entirely back on track" and that the "continuing run of disappointing data" meant there was a "severe worsening in the public finances".
Then came the 1990's, the hot playoff nights, the continuing run of sellouts and the era of intrusive technology that now makes it difficult to think, much less judge one crowd from another.
An internal briefing document for ministers, marked "sensitive", revealed that the government was "unlikely to bring deficit reduction entirely back on track" and that the "continuing run of disappointing data" meant there was a "severe worsening in the public finances".
In the interim, as European officials try to send strong messages to Greek voters about the consequences of an exit, a continuing run on Greek banks — a panic that threatened to spread to Spain last week — could force the European Central Bank to jettison Greece anyway by refusing to replace the euros fleeing the country for lack of proper collateral.
With the continuing run of "South Pacific" taking up the larger Vivian Beaumont Theater at Lincoln Center, and its sister theater, the Mitzi E. Newhouse, occupied with other productions, Mr. Bishop and Mr. Gersten turned to Midtown theaters as homes for productions of "Dividing the Estate" as well as for their coming revival of "Joe Turner's Come and Gone" by August Wilson.
Private households are spending lots of money now based on expectations of future earnings and a continuing run-up in stock prices, the report says.
Ponzi schemes thrive on a continuous supply of cash to continue running and prevent collapse.
Nabeela continued running.
And city subways and buses continued running.
Thomas continues running - how can he stop?
