Sentence examples for frequent run from inspiring English sources

Mr. Knight, who has had frequent run ins with the law and from 1996 to 2001 served part of a nine-year sentence on a parole violation, came out of the rough-and-tumble rap scene in Compton, Calif., where he had grown up and was involved in gangs as a teenager.

He had increasingly frequent run-ins with the police.

He described frequent run-ins with the ISI to this correspondent over a recent dinner.

Going back to high school, the Pacers' Ron Artest has had frequent run-ins during his basketball career.

Confrontation is nothing new for Ryanair, which has frequent run-ins both with competitors and with European airline regulators.

The S.E.C. also leads the nation in recruiting infractions, and its players have had frequent run-ins with the law.

Mr. DeCoster's frequent run-ins with regulators over labor, environmental and immigration violations have been well cataloged.

The station has had frequent run-ins with regulators over a rule requiring that 75percentt of all radio programming be in the Latvian language.

In recent years, he has had frequent run-ins with the police and has been arrested at least five times since 2003, according to court records.

The moral indignation of "American Taboo" is accompanied by a comma-happy, affected primitivism that takes the form of frequent run-on sentences.

Neighboring Bosilegrad, part of Bulgaria until 1919 and whose population is still mainly Bulgarian, has had frequent run-ins with the central government.