Sentence examples for message to run from inspiring English sources

He said she would have her own record and message to run on.

The long corridors in traditional schools, architects say, send a message to "run" -- not exactly the way to reduce truancy and rebellion.

The switches and NICs exchange control messages to run a distributed algorithm to pick explicit rates for each flow.

But a decision in 1902 to allow messages to run on the back ushered in a golden era of postcard art and correspondence.

If nothing else, would it support in identifying the digital touch points, developing messaging to run on each and determining tangible goals from these executions?

Program Assistant Duc Ho used text messaging to run an ad-hoc "admissions office" for one of the projects involving a 3-week English class for gifted high school students.

"To take (or run or go) a message" means to run an errand.

"I will also appoint Supreme Court justices who understand that this decision was a disaster for our democracy," Clinton will say in a video message, scheduled to run near the end of today's final keynote session.

As we spoke, it became clear that their message seemed to run deeper than this week's scandal.

In the vice presidential debate, Democrats expect the on-message Edwards to run rings around the stolid Cheney.

With $40 million in venture capital still in the bank, Shader decided to build a corporate messaging service to run on devices competing with BlackBerry.