Sentence examples for run on paper from inspiring English sources

Snai hopes for permission to start telephone betting by the end of October, and eventually to be able to offer odds on non-sporting events.Four years ago, Lotto, an old-fashioned numbers game and the Italians' favourite punt, was still run on paper.

Measured in gold, there was a worldwide run on paper currencies that led people around the world into the safe harbor that housing represents.

Buy a bundle of white cotton rags & towels or - save old, faded, &/or torn cotton t-shirts & towels (that can hold up to being washed in hot water & bleach), to reuse for all your cleaning needs without the constant run on paper towels.

There have been runs on paper surgical masks, thermometers, cold and flu capsules, anti-bacterial hand sanitisers and even tissues.

Their title ambitions lie in tatters, with Bordeaux having an easier run-in on paper, and the Mediterranean side are now just four points clear of Lyon, who strengthened their grip on third place.

Arsene Wenger's team beat Liverpool at the Emirates on Wednesday while both leaders Chelsea, beaten at Everton, and Manchester United, who drew at Aston Villa, dropped points to give a glimmer of hope to Arsenal's title challenge, especially as they have a slightly easier run-in on paper.

Her film credits include "Running on Empty" and "The Paper".

But the report only ran on the paper's website, as if there were different standards for accuracy online and off, and their website was suitable simply for rumors and speculation ("Tartuffe in the age of Twitter" the New York Times' Steven Erlanger called it).

I have now reached the traditional About-a-third-of-the-way-through Stage when I run everything off on paper again and hit it with a stick before going back into the next stage, which I like to call The Horrifying Slog.

He said, 'If I had this much attention from so many studio heads, I never would have run for office!' " On paper, Valenti had many bosses — all the heads of the major studios that were M.P.A.A. members — but it was Wasserman who decided what course he should follow in Washington, and Wasserman who protected him when his contract came up for renewal and when his budget came under review.

"They run their business on paper," Jones remarks.