You could run it, theoretically, forever.
Woodruff says they'll win it, too, but that as soon as it passes, the GOP will run against it, forever and ever.
The ballad is usually a third-person narrative, and it can run on forever – it was designed to have verses added – while its later development, the dramatic monologue, throws the reader into a highly charged first-person narrative, closer to the urgencies of the stage than the shaggy dog of a story.
"What they had in mind was more of a kiosk kind of thing, where a program was just running constantly -- just put some content on this little box and let it run somewhere forever," Mr. Mason said.
Symmetrically to the first sub-procedure (SP1), if the formula A is not satisfiable, then (SP2) will never find a model satisfying it, it will run forever, and one could not be sure about it at any time.
"You can buy a Town Car even with 100,000 miles on it and it will run forever if you do the maintenance," said Salah Eldamarany, a driver with Legends Limo and Car Service in Brooklyn.
"Folies" had surpassed 29,000 performances; it seemed as if it would run forever.
Writer saw a telex from Grant Tinker, the chairman of NBC, that said: "If the fate of 'Overnight' depended only on its quality, it would run forever".
"I can't stay in 'The Lion King' forever, even if it runs forever," he said.
