Sentence examples for has always run its from inspiring English sources
Moreover, it has always run its investments conservatively.
He's raced in every important race there is, and he has always run his heart out.
Hollywood has always run on its exclusions, whether of race or gender or ethnicity or even politics, and the very notion of a mainstream — and a mainstream style — depends on those exclusions.
It has always run a distant second to its rival, XM, in numbers of subscribers, but is aggressively trying to close the gap.
Malawi has always run a surplus on its agricultural balance of trade, and this surplus increased based on the available data up to 2001 in the post-1995 period.
It has always run strong in the South and the Mountain West, where itinerant ministries and those old-time church revivals played well.
But then language (its usage and purpose) has always run in Ephron's blood.
Mr. Chow's, a Warhol hangout that went glacial in the 1990's, owes its resurgence to the hip-hop world, which has always run on Chinese food.
It seems as if Ellis Blanchard has always run away before finish anything.
That means the U.S. has always run a capital account surplus basically since the 1970s, which means it has also run a trade deficit.
