Sentence examples for run reviews from inspiring English sources

We have – or will have – already run reviews of the major films.

One of the problems Harlem Moon faces is that many publications don't run reviews of original trade paperbacks.

The press will run reviews questioning its artistic merit, and not reviews reviewing you, philanthropist and onetime "General Hospital" character.

This could be about to change, however, as the care watchdog plans this year to investigate whether it should run reviews on its site as part of a drive to "empower consumers".

Motivated by a desire to promote positive aspects of high school after the Columbine shootings, Mr. Strauss, working with a local theater teacher, Judy Bowns, created a program that showers awards on high school theater and pushes local newspapers to run reviews of school shows.

Formalizing the way it is run, reviewing new member requests and establishing things like vote metrics will be the first order of business, as it works to agree on those common positions to lobby for.

Web sites ran reviews of every carrying case and stylus.

Some editors thought it important enough to warrant running reviews prominently on news pages.

Newspapers never let studios tell them when to run news stories or schedule feature pieces, so why defer to their preferences when it comes to running reviews?

Aside from its comprehensive news coverage, which included serious articles on domestic and foreign politics, it ran reviews of theatres, music, books and journals.

Amid the resulting hubbub, a Post arts editor was quoted in an e-mail: "I really hate running reviews for performing arts.