Sentence examples for run sir from inspiring English sources

His professionally run campaign could run Sir Ming uncomfortably close.

But in the long run Sir Alan's view prevailed; the British still seem to prefer their pound, even in its present debauched state, to the euro.

Mullins may also run Sir Des Champs, who he reports was unharmed by his recent Grand National experience, when he fell at The Chair and got caught up in bits of the fence on the landing side, so that it was some minutes before he was able to rise to his feet.

The DCI seized the moment: "It's a home run, sir!" And with that, he dramatically swallowed a baseball.

Paddy Clohessy calls out, 'Twill give them the runs, sir, and we'll have it on our heads abroad in the yard.

But where is the possible justification – to take one from many possible examples – in prohibiting the formidable Lady Campbell from running Sir Ming's Edinburgh office?

They fear a swift departure would benefit Chris Huhne, the environment spokesman, who began the last contest as an outsider but ran Sir Menzies surprisingly close.

The Daily Telegraph gave us "Goodwin is shredded", the Financial Times ran "Sir Fred's honour shredded", and The Guardian came up with "A reputation shredded: Sir Fred loses his knighthood".

Amstrad is run by Sir Alan Sugar, the star of the British version of "The Apprentice".

Rolls was run by Sir John Rose for 15 years before Rishton took over in 2011.

That's the playhouse run by Sir Alan Ayckbourn, 62, the prolific dramatist of some 60 shows.