Sentence examples for run are often from inspiring English sources
The patterns their receivers run are often determined by what the defense shows.
Strong safeties, who must force the run, are often large, but for a free safety, Tatum was an unprecedented physical specimen.
The applications that our clients run are often critical to their businesses.
But those who do run are often caught at the border.
John Mauldin, an advisor whose weekly e-mail is read by a million recipients, recently told his followers that platitudes about investing for the long run "are often brought up as reasons to leave your money with a current management that has just incurred large losses".
A hit Broadway run is often used by Hollywood stars to remind American audiences and film producers of their acting abilities, particularly after a career break.
Prof. Jeremy Siegel, also of Wharton, and the author of "Stocks for the Long Run," is often credited with demonstrating that mean reversion has been at work in the American stock market since 1802.
According to Scully, "Kill the Alligator and Run" is often cited by fans of The Simpsons as one of the worst episodes ever because of its structure and outlandish nature.
A dummy run is often performed in order to study, and hopefully improve, the compliance of participating institutions to the radiotherapy guidelines.
Such Cinderella runs are often one-off affairs, but Wichita State exhibited unusual staying power.
A.L. pitchers cannot hit or bunt as well, and runs are often at a premium during the World Series.
