Sentence examples for does not run very from inspiring English sources

But this fascination does not run very deep.

The government, even the army's writ, just does not run very far.

The 601ab is the only way in and out of Clichy, and it does not run very often.

The course of infrastructure development frequently does not run very smoothly, even with something as simple as building highways in the long ago age of cheap oil.

Luck doesn't run very often, choosing his spots carefully.

A lot of talent remains on the Colorado bench, but it doesn't run very deep and nor is it all that strong at the back.

Brandon LaFell doesn't run very well, David Gettis is a former sixth-round pick who missed 2011 with a torn ACL, and Armanti Edwards and Kealoha Pilares have a combined zero career receptions.

"You wait forever, which is ridiculous because, you know, part of the reason they do not have ridership at night is it doesn't run very often," Ms. Gallo said, looking east for an approaching bus.

The bus doesn't run very frequently after 8 p.m. Yet now, should I decide to drive into Manhattan, your recommendation is that I pay tolls on what are now free bridges.

Banks is 6-foot-2 and has long arms, nearly 34 inches, but scouts feel he doesn't run very well.

If we learned anything from the last recession, it was our oil dependent, transport heavy, global economy doesn't run very well on $147 per barrel crude.