Sentence examples for ran in time from inspiring English sources

An ad that ran in Time magazine last week included the caption, "It's not magic, it's Botox Cosmetic".

A two-page ad that ran in Time not long ago showed a car's gas gauge pointing to Empty and beside it the words "Fatigued?

For that reason, the most recent photograph that "Picture Perfect" focuses on ran in Time in 1984: David Burnett's shot of an anguished Mary Decker after she tripped over Zola Budd in the 3,000-meter 3,000-meter Olympics in Los Angeles.

Method: Elite triathletes (n = 11) ran in time to self-selected motivational music, a neutral equivalent and a no-music control during submaximal and exhaustive treadmill running.

After a negative review of his play "Reasons to Be Happy" ran in Time Out New York, he penned a rejoinder contesting some of the critic's conclusions and ended with the barb: "Keep enjoying the free tickets while they last".

Brill, whose 24,000-word piece later ran in Time magazine and won a National Magazine Award, called Hughes a "liar" for having committed to run the piece in the relaunch issue.  .

"We would expect him to be up and running in time for pre-season training".

The housing ministry was unable to get new software for the new system running in time.

The print ads for the NYC & Company campaign are running in Time Out New York magazine.

"For one thing, the ad had already run in Time Out".

Neverland, their new £4m attraction, will be up and running in time for half term.