"run silent" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a phrase used to indicate that something needs to be done stealthily and without detection - either to hide from someone or to cause surprise. For example, "The command was given to run silent so as not to alert the enemy."
Including "Girl With a Pearl Earring," tomorrow; "Leave Her to Heaven," June 21; "Run Silent, Run Deep," June 28.
The episode was reprised in the 1950's television series "The Silent Service" and the Hollywood movies "Destination Tokyo" and "Run Silent, Run Deep".
Including "They Might Be Giants," tomorrow; "Girl With a Pearl Earring," June 14; "Leave Her to Heaven," June 21; "Run Silent, Run Deep," June 28.
In Run Silent, Run Deep (1958), Wise sustained the claustrophobic underwater tensions on a submarine, and controlled the profile-to-profile confrontation between Clark Gable and Burt Lancaster.
It also recalls an earlier sub movie, "Run Silent, Run Deep" from 1958, in which Clark Gable and Burt Lancaster played out a similar underwater rivalry.
A billboard company based in Texas will run silent advertisements on 100 digital screens in the subway system, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said yesterday.
The rest is running silent calculations about how my career stacks up.
With a rag-tag team of antagonistic Brits and Russians at one another's throats in the pressure-cooker environment, the sub runs silent and deep, dropping under the radar with life-threatening consequences.
Mr. Franzen's whole mode of being — the way he mostly runs silent and deep, issuing a novel every 10 years or so, refusing to embrace social media — was already his most incisive possible rebuke to the way he suspects so many of us live now.
Discovering is something worth nurturing, whether it's by searching or listening or running silent and deep.
Meanwhile, the core of a great startup – the product – languishes until the gravy train (literally a locomotive carrying gravy about the office) runs silent.
