Sentence examples similar to run a form from inspiring English sources

His head coach there was Paul Hackett, now the Jets' offensive coordinator, and the Trojans ran a form -- a simplified form -- of the West Coast offense that the Jets have installed this year.

Now, imagine you run a sixth form.

Yahoo! executive David Dribble will run a newly formed Service Engineering and Operations team.

For one thing, despite running a free-form, often funky art gallery — sometimes as a nonprofit, as others have noted — he has always looked like a museum director.

Désir's activist relay is part of a larger tradition of running as a form of protest.

So much so, he argues, that the bits involving new technologies will need to be government-run: a form of "nuclear socialism" that will finance laboratories for years but never be commercially viable.And even if more fuel is burnt more efficiently, there is still the problem of where the waste will go.

Around the base runs a classical wavelike form, carved in stone and woven through a background of flames.

They made it eight blocks before running into a forming police line.

A few weeks back, this blog ran a feature on running form and how to improve it.

Emily Diamond ran a bit closer to form, her 51.76 being.53sec below her best this season.

This is because each workload that may run forms a unique, independent "cell," linked only by the value of chosen to optimize overall system utility.