Sentence examples for likely to be running from inspiring English sources

Check out the beast of a display on the front; not only does it measure in at a massive 4 inches, but they've also purportedly managed to crank the resolution on that thing all the way up to 1280×1024 (though, with a widescreen like that, it's more likely to be running at 1280×720).

A quarter of the hosts were found to have multiple listings – with some identified as "more likely to be running a commercial business and to violate the rules".

Even if there were any trapped survivors, they were likely to be running out of oxygen, water and possibly succumbing to injuries.

Andy is likely to be running from competition to competition, trying to improve his ranking for the next step in his career.

But these robots aren't likely to be running the grill stations or bringing you chowder anytime soon -- and the bad economy might be part of the reason.

With the third World Twenty20 taking place in the West Indies in May, they knew they were always likely to be running out of time.

The Jets' defense is likely to be run over at times.

Mention in Rochdale that a corner has been turned and you are likely to be run out of town.

Regardless of who brought sectarianism, national parliamentary elections set for January already look likely to be run along sectarian lines.

The Prince of Wales's Stakes is likely to be run at a rather more earnest tempo, but that is just as likely to suit Al Kazeem.

Go late and you are likely to be run over by hockey or basketball fans as they descend on the restaurants after a game.