Sentence examples for public run from inspiring English sources
Some producers have been eyeing "Here Lies Love" for a commercial transfer after the Public run concludes.
Boris Johnson, mayor of London, was notable by his absence from the first public run of the bus.
They are public, run by the City University of New York for gifted children; applicants are tested.
Old dogs, not so new tricks Politicians who quote members of the public run the risk that the person will pop up and contradict them.
Talk story about the last public run from London to Brighton of the Brighton Belle, the all-Pullman train beloved by the British.
Does making the leadership of the country more reflective of the public run the risk of backsliding on freedoms for women, artists, gays?
It's not often Boris Johnson gets the hump in public (run-ins with Eddie Mair aside).
"Ask the current secretary of state if he thinks I'm a Labour party handmaiden," he says, referring to his public run-in with Ben Bradshaw.
It even sounds a little bit like Jesus to me". Brown had earlier the same year posted an image of Jesus on his Instagram page after a particularly public run-in with Frank Ocean in a parking lot.
Last year, he famously had a public run-in with the then work and pensions secretary Esther McVey, after she wrongly claimed that the NAO had called for the rollout of universal credit to be accelerated.
When Robbie Milhouser, a builder and the scion of a Southampton family, turns up dead after he and Sam have had a public run-in, Acquillo is the most likely suspect.
