Sentence examples for run it longer from inspiring English sources
The phrase "run it longer" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to extending the duration of a process, event, or activity. Example: "If the test results are inconclusive, we may need to run it longer to gather more data."
The battery in the Series 7 I tested lasted at least four hours with no signs of running out, although I did not run it longer than that without its being plugged in.
The ad was paid for by one donor and no money donated to the Blue America PAC has gone into making the ads or running them -- except the money raised at The Bobby Bright Page, and if you'd like to kick in there... well, we can run it longer and wider.
Running your apps on this high-memory machine will set you back $3.7888 per hour (though you do get all of Google's usual sustained-use discounts if you run it for longer, too).
Running your apps on this high-memory machine will set you back $3.7888 per hour (though you do get all of Google's usual sustained-use discounts if you run it for longer, too).
In the early nineteen-fifties, he bought the Harry Stone gallery of American primitive art, on Madison Avenue, whose owner, a friend, was ill and could no longer run it.
On the longer runs it is learning how to manage it.
The founder of the successful Luton-based budget airline, who no longer runs it.
He points to the Georgia lottery, which has thrived even though Ms. Hargrove no longer runs it.
"If we look to the longer runs, it looks all pretty promising," the Dutchman said.
While he did start CNN, as Larry King noted, he no longer runs it.
"If we look to the longer runs, it looks all pretty promising," the Dutchman said, "so, yeah, I'm looking forward to start racing now.
