Sentence examples for moving to run from inspiring English sources

The new DG ran Newsnight (identified by Patten as a key BBC service) before moving to run television arts.

Steve Lewis helped establish the Northeast Academy in its New York iteration – the other operates around Boston – before moving to run the playing side of PRO Rugby, the 15-a-side league which just concluded its opening season.

Hall did not take up his post, instead moving to run the National Theatre, and Field, who had run the junior Royal Ballet company under de Valois and Ashton, found the split directorship untenable and left within months to become director of ballet at La Scala, Milan.

But Fehr has moved to run the hockey players' association, and baseball, for the moment, seems to radiate positive vibrations.

Alternatively, various parts of applications could be stored in different locations and moved to run in a single device.

Some argued that, as firms in such industries as chemicals and cars moved to run their businesses according to SAP's rules, they were losing flexibility.

His predecessor Bruce van Saun, who has moved to run the bank's US arm Citizens, in adition had the Edinburgh office listed.

As he moved to run for the Senate in 2010, he faced a tough primary challenge from the right, and he left the Republican Party to run as an independent.

When Blair first gave evidence to the Chilcot inquiry the Guardian was moved to run 10 – or was it 11? – signed pieces of analysis, all of which condemned him.

He moved to run the Joint Venture between MTV and RealNetworks' Rhapsody September 2007, but he has since returned to his previous position.

It was later moved to run to Charlotte.