Sentence examples for names running from inspiring English sources
The provinces and smaller cities — with no big names running in them — will return an unpredictable grab bag of members of Parliament.
For too long Anfield has fretted over this or that player absconding, as if a club with five European titles suddenly existed only to stop big names running away.
The directory in the lobby (the names running from Aarons on through Hot Legs, Human Rights Watch, Hutspah Shirts, and down to Zysmant) is a testament to the persistence, in an ever-changing world, of hosiery, discount travel, good intentions, and self-employment.
I'd looked through the list of candidates and didn't recognize any names running against Brown in the Democratic primary.
The eight stone towers had gradually acquired individual names: running from the north-east side of the external gate, these were La Chapelle, Trésor, Comté, Bazinière, Bertaudière, Liberté, Puits and Coin.
This Saturday, members of the Cook County Democratic Party slating committee are expected to meet and endorse one candidate from the many names running in the special election to replace Jackson in Congress.
The children's father, Wally (certain names run in L'Engle's family), is an overworked, beloved country doctor.
So yes, we've seen some famous names run into firestorms of criticism — *justified* criticism – even as some "nobodies" become players.
For those who aren't familiar with the technology, a number of big names run on it take Craigslist for instance.
Ask intelligence professionals, as I have, what we know of these diabolical conspirators and the names run out before all the fingers are ticked off.
