Sentence examples for entries running from inspiring English sources

Those printed in connection with ambitious Old Masters auctions have entries running to several thousand words.

But with more than three million English language articles alone, covering anything from different species of caterpillar to the cast of minor Australian television shows, and with some entries running to several thousand words, the volume of information is extraordinary.

Desktop DJs can then vote for their favourite tune and create their own version of the advert for a competition that will eventually see one of the entries running on television.

Entries run as long as 1,400 words.

Boing Boing entries run one to three paragraphs each, always with a photo.

And run differently they certainly do: the four theme entries run EAST TO WEST, and not only that, the entries all "start" with an "E" in the east and "end" with a "W" in the west.

Entries run from ACHILLES STATUE ("One of the bigger, bronzier, nuder of Victorian statues") to ZEBRA CROSSING and ZOOS, brought to life with line drawings by Edward Bawden, who also illustrated the book jacket.

And this one from Peter De Vries: "The house is in her name for legal reasons (she owns it)." Not all is roses: a very few entries run on and turn belabored, or even begin that way.

Arranged in a Flaubertian alphabetic format — entries run from "Actors," a frequent subject for Watteau, to "Zeuxis," an ancient Greek painter whose works are lost but whose fame remains — Perl's glittering, shardlike essays encompass everything from penetrating studies of individual pictures to meditations on "painting's primal power".

The new web based interface permits the user to browse through all the logbook entries, run information and even view some key data traces of the experiment.

The entries run the gamut from tales of daring and sacrifice from the official citations of Medal of Honor recipients to short offerings about changes of command.