Sentence examples for run a stiff from inspiring English sources

Most teams run a stiff setup at the front of the car, to help turn-in, but they set up the back of the car softer in order to gain traction.

Run a stiff bristle brush up and down the sisal or rope parts of the post.

In recent weeks, he has been criticized for running a stiff, lackluster campaign.

She lets it out into the yard and runs a stiff wire brush through its matted blond coat.

Two weeks after King Bhumibol's birthday speech, the Bangkok Post ran a stiff, respectful profile of him under the headline: "King in Waiting".For Thais used to King Bhumibol's virtues, which include monogamy, Buddhist piety and old-fashioned thrift, the crown prince is a poor substitute.

In Germany, the nav radio runs a stiff 1,184 euros (about $1,340); the company has not yet announced US availability or pricing.

Consider running: an exceedingly stiff, upright leg operating at a very low duty factor β (proportion of the stride period with the foot in contact with the ground) allows nearly vertical (albeit very high) forces, thereby avoiding the costly fore aft fluctuations in speed.

Britain's Jason Gardner, running into a stiff headwind, was timed at 10.40 seconds.

Matt Prior will lead England in the first warm-up game of their Ashes tour, against a Western Australia Chairman's XI, after Alastair Cook missed practice for the second day running with a stiff back.

LONDON — A radical Islamic group planning a protest march through the streets of a town that has achieved iconic status in Britain for honoring the passing hearses of British soldiers killed in Afghanistan ran into a stiff rebuff from the British government on Monday.

But both were forced to endure three false starts, shrinking the field from nine to six competitors running into a stiff wind.