Sentence examples similar to obliged run from inspiring English sources

Young running back Shane Vereen duly obliged, running into the endzone.

City officials say they are obliged to run the adverts, even though they disapprove of them.

We were now obliged to run some highly complicated — and expensive — lab tests.

Pilots are obliged to run through a long checklist to avoid flight problems.

Companies were obliged to run passenger services that could not make a profit.

"They were obliged to run away to the village for a month," she said.

No one is obliged to run a B&B, but people who do so have to obey the law.

There is more than a touch of Prufrock's nihilism: the profound isolation of an elevated spirit ill suited to the baseness of the wider world; the despair of the hobbled stallion obliged to run the rat race.

I would have felt like a tenant though and did not fancy being obliged to run with her maintenance choices over which workmen to use and at what cost.

And multinational companies are obliged to run a different pension plan for their employees in each member state of the union.As a result, the average American investment fund is six times bigger than its European equivalent, and between 1984 and 1998 the average real return on pension funds was 10.5% in America and 6.3% in EU countries that impose strict restrictions.

One crucial factor in how it all played out was simply contractual: Leno had an ironclad pay-and-play deal (incredibly, NBC executives were obliged to run the 10 p.m. show for two years or be in breach of contract if they tried to cancel it), while O'Brien's "Tonight Show" contract didn't specify the 11 35 time period.