Sentence examples for run staff from inspiring English sources
"run staff" is not grammatically correct in written English
However, you could use the phrase "run a staff" or "staff the run", depending on the context. For example, "The company decided to staff the run with an extra 10 employees to ensure the project's success."
China is a country of many museums, but very few are professionally run; staff are often government-mandated scholars with no professional experience.
But Paul Edden, who runs a franchise in Staffordshire, told of rivals who pay the minimum wage and run staff around "like headless chickens".
"If you look at the agency run staff they are just brought in to fill a room," N said.
His campaign is run, staffed, advised, and funded with the help of some of Washington's most successful - and infamous - lobbyists.
I also ran staff training and from this, due to popular demand, staff mindfulness courses across our multi-academy trust.
So Chan is campaigning for student nurses to learn relevant signs, and will be running staff sign language training on Change Day.
The school plans to establish that the new site is an extension of the old one by running staff and pupils between the two.
Only 12 people kept the company running, staff worked in several departments simultaneously, and I spent more time in the lab than I had expected to.
The institutional practice of running staff appraisals for postdocs has also become more common, with almost 60% of respondents having had an appraisal in the last 2 years, compared to 55% in 2011 and 50% in 2009.
Of course, Obama's Twitter account is run by his campaign staff, as are most politicians'.
After 23 years with Cantor Fitzgerald, he was a senior managing director, running staffs of bond traders on the 104th floor of 1 World Trade Center.
