Sentence examples for delayed running from inspiring English sources

In the hour after the morning rush, National Rail departure boards still showed virtually all trains cancelled or delayed running through Manchester Oxford Road.

With lackluster fund-raising, Mr. Lieberman skipped the Iowa caucuses and delayed running advertising until late in the campaign, banking on the assumption that he did not need to be introduced to voters.

At the same time, routine maintenance programmes of equipment may be delayed, running the risk of physical deterioration of equipment.

BlackBerry 10, RIM's brand new platform, has been delayed, run into naming issues, and seen the transfer of power go from the company's co-founders, Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis, to long-time employee Thorsten Heins.

Bernard Lagat has been so successful on the track for so long that he has been able to delay running road races, a transition that Mo Farah of Britain and other middle-distance specialists have been making.

The rule led Restore Our Future, the super PAC that backed Mitt Romney in the 2012 campaign, to delay running its first ad until 120 days after it brought former Romney fundraising officials on board.

For example, a consumer would be more willing to delay running his dishwasher at 2 00AM than to wait to use his television at 2 00AM.

The delayed run-off vote, now scheduled for March 20th, will pit Mr Martelly, formerly a wild-child musician known as Sweet Micky, against Mirlande Manigat, a constitutional scholar and former first lady who appeals to middle-class voters.

The jump in cases from Russia has caused delays running to several years, court officials said.

Meanwhile the economy staggers under indefensibly high prices while our CFTC Commissioners delays and delays, running out the clock to a gullible Congress and Department of Energy.

In the last session, a bipartisan bill backed by Congresswoman Ann Wagner, a Republican from Missouri, would have created new hurdles for any Fiduciary Rule to pass and forced it into years of delays, running out the clock for the Obama administration.