Sentence examples for nights to run from inspiring English sources

The miniseries has two more nights to run, Tuesday and Wednesday.

She does the cooking; he joins her on Saturday nights to run the front of the house.

"Vivid Sydney still has another 14 nights to run, so we suggest visitors delay their trip until weather conditions improve," Chipchase said.

The Westchester County Republican Committee nominated a State Supreme Court justice, Janet DiFiore, last night to run for county district attorney.

But this summer, the Public will present only one production in the park, "Twelfth Night," to run for seven weeks rather than the usual four.

And it seems he cut big chunks out of his 'Hamlet' that night to run and see some of the Moscow Art Theater.

She said she turns on the engine once or twice each night to run the heater, but she cuts it quickly to save gas, and the cold seeps back in.

This cuts down the amount of time workers have to spend walking along inspecting the railway.But these gadgets are costly, too: at £250,000 a night to run, the Track Renewal System is the "most expensive piece of kit on the network", says Mr Brooks.

Health workers use the power from the solar panels (and the battery installed so that they can use the power at night) to run a computer which keeps patient records, to light the centre's compound which covers about three or four acres of land and to operate HIV/Aids testing equipment.

She succeeded in overturning two of them, so now it's legal for men and women of the night to run their businesses out of brothels – or "bawdy houses", as they're known in Canadian law – and to hire security guards, chauffeurs and accountants to help those businesses run more easily.

He was a born teacher who always made the time to play cards or hit baseballs to us after supper on Sunday nights, or to run an errand for my mother, to whom he seemed so singularly, passionately devoted.