Sentence examples for largely run out from inspiring English sources
That protection, it appears, has largely run out.
Though the action may have slowed the rise of the franc, the central bank has largely run out of ammunition.
By the middle of the 16th century the Inquisition had largely run out of suspected heretics and Judaizers.
China policy was largely run out of the White House, with the president tending to immerse himself in many of the details.
That means, in this case, providing evidence to the grand jury". Yesterday's decision means that the reporters have largely run out of legal road.
Shops in El Arish and Rafah have largely run out of goods to sell, and tempers between Palestinians and Egyptians have begun to fray.
Ethan Allen and his men eventually drifted away from Ticonderoga, especially once the alcohol began to run out, and Arnold largely controlled affairs from a base at Crown Point.
So, if the administration had hoped that the clock would run out, sending Snowden back into its hands by default, those hopes have been largely dashed.
In the United States chain stores have largely run neighborhood bookshops out of business.
