Sentence examples for run in about from inspiring English sources

It will run in about 120 AMC theaters in neighborhoods where, based on data culled from social networks, the group has its strongest fan base.

The ads have run in about 10 states, including those of Democratic members of the Senate Banking Committee.

The test is intended for use by hospitals in routine and emergency situations and can be run in about 12 minutes.

The ads will run in about 30 countries by the end of June, with media buying handled by OMD, a unit of the Omnicom Group.

That's our quickest time we've run in about 10 years or so, if we run that kind of time in the Olympics we know we're going to be pushing for a medal".

Times are less relevant in a chase than they are on the Flat, but it is still worth noting that last year's King George was run in about a second and a half slower per furlong than was the Betfair Chase.

We were up and running in about 25 minutes.

The services it runs in about 40 towns and cities in Britain also began to run into trouble.

There is a strip called "La Cucaracha," with mostly Latino characters, which began in 2001 and runs in about fifty papers.

The print-only campaign is a multimillion-dollar effort -- big by floral industry standards -- and is running in about 25 major consumer magazines.

TXU, a major electricity company based in Dallas, has teamed with a developer building a wind farm to buy 240 megawatts of electricity, enough to keep the air-conditioners running in about 192,000 homes for a day.