Sentence examples for likely to run it from inspiring English sources

Discovery.com reports that someone is likely to run it within the next 25 years, likely in Berlin or London.

But the basic vision for the bureau is not in dispute, at least not among the people who are likely to run it under Obama.

He enjoyed running the deli, but when he found a Brooklyn businessman who seemed quite likely to run it better, Mr. Infante did not hesitate to sell.

It was more likely to run him out of baseball.

One likely candidate to run it, he said, is Trans-American, the company that operates Tallulah.

Whatever the next outbreak is, we will likely need to run it again.

Tell me...if you shoot a guy and he is one shot, where is he most likely to run? Figure it out before he does it, and you get the kill every time.

"You're more likely to run if it's convenient," says the ad.

With legalization set to take place in Canada next year, Dr. Jonathan Bertram, an addictions physician at Toronto's Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, told VICE the "law of averages" means more and more people are likely to run into it at some point in their lives.

If you wake up tight the next day, you'll be less likely to run, so it's a good idea to stretch every time.

In a similar manner, if you expect to confront novelty and potentiality, you will be more likely to run into it!