Sentence examples for knowledge runs from inspiring English sources

From making players drive Robin Reliants to stripping them and pelting them with snowballs, the Knowledge runs down football's best training-ground forfeits.

"What is the evolutionary advantage of having your seeds on the outside?" Alas, this is where my botanical knowledge runs out.

In such a system, where knowledge runs out, the system cannot make sense of the scene and a rule has to be introduced to prevent repeated failure.

That history meant something to Yoakam, whose musical knowledge runs deep enough that he can expound for 15 minutes on the provenance of the studio's linoleum floors.

It has enormous economic, social, and political implications in a wide range of areas, from medicine to the arts and culture - anything where the public interest in the widespread dissemination of knowledge runs up against those whose income derives from monopolizing it.

Natives were accustomed to condescension, especially with regard to health issues, when in fact their specialized knowledge ran deep.

Her knowledge ran deep -- too deep, it seems, for the comfort of Indonesia's top intelligence officer.

While his taste and knowledge run the historical gamut, it's the 18th century that Jayne loves.

His imparted knowledge ran the gamut.

Kitchen Confidential was just the tip of the chef's knife for how deep his well of knowledge ran.

Warren: If there was one state in the union that you would dearly love to know how it will turn and then, presumably, with that knowledge, run out to the city of Las Vegas or some Indian reservation and place a huge bet, what would it be?