Sentence examples for mainly run from inspiring English sources

But mainly run, extremely fast.

Private schools (mainly run by religious bodies) are permitted.

The media is mainly run by the rich and the right-wing.

Japanese executives will mainly run one of the four new units, encompassing tire design and manufacturing.

The bank is mainly run by a tight-knit group of veterans from the original takeover.

By mid-century the gains from lower child mortality had mainly run their course.

They mainly ran backward.

The DfT plans to invite train operating companies to bid for the franchise, which mainly runs commuter services between London Waterloo and Surrey, Hampshire and Dorset.

But that was because they had little choice: the army mainly ran the outer provinces, and discussion of religious and ethnic disputes was not allowed.

Unlike private pensions, where contributions go into an invested fund, the public sector mainly runs "pay-as-you-go" schemes, with pensioners paid directly from tax revenue.

THE border mainly runs north and south, but the murky 1898 political and financial compromises that created it also left it with some abrupt veers and zigzags that are hard to fathom 107 years later.