Sentence examples for run pits from inspiring English sources

Sunday's Great North Run pits Farah against former winner Haile Gebrselassie and fellow Ethiopian Kenenisa Bekele.

11 30 a.m. 6. NO FRILLS, NO FORK The "barbecue capital of Texas" is only a 30-mile drive southeast in Lockhart, where you can sample barbecue from several family-run pits, each with its own attitude.

The JF is also hosting a party in Stoke this evening to celebrate the work of the man who runs Pits n Pots, Mike Rawlins.

The country's political crisis, now three years running, pits lower-income supporters of Thaksin Shinawatra, the prime minister ousted in a September 2006 coup, against the royalist elite that backed the coup.

Speed runs pit you against yourself, forcing you to achieve an average-speed target over each course (so you must avoid crashing or being taken down by the cops).

To illustrate his point, Devesh shared the example of a hypothetical SaaS company that ran an unsuccessful test pitting a cost benefit variation against the standard sales page text.

The main phase of investigations ran until 1982, although test pitting and topographical surveys continued until 1984.

There's also all these networks of sewage pipes running from pit to pit to carry the blood, and as you get further along in the book they become more and more intricate.

The Ferraris of Peter Collins and Mike Hawthorn were going to run without pitting, so the Argentinian opted for a half tank of fuel on softer tyres and a pit stop for his Maserati.

At the top of the list was Fiery Holes, where participants ran through pits of fire.

The run-off pits Mr Kabila from the Swahili-speaking east against Mr Bemba, who has been adopted as the son of the Lingala-speaking west.