The phrase "run start" is not correct and not usable in written English
It does not mean anything in the English language.
From New York, round-trip flights run start at about $1,200.
Today, they run Start, a sprawling run of ludicrously fashionable womenswear, menswear and accessory stores off Old Street - the solution, one assumes, to the absence of shopping facilities in the east of the capital.
BAD FOR BONDS When activist investors — people who vigorously lobby for changes in the way a company is run — start buying a stock, their mere presence frequently causes the share price to rise, amid talk of stock buybacks, increased dividends or even a potential sale of the firm.
All models run start at 00 coordinated universal time (UTC), so they will always correspond to the same universal time although local solar time will vary over each year.
I have countless friends that run start up or growth stage non-profit organizations.
Assuming that you are committed to figuring out the type of business you want to run, start determining what you want to continue pursuing.
Because we acted like a start-up, people who run start-ups could associate with us.
Now he makes perhaps 20 trades a week, sometimes fewer, and he and his business partner spend more time making investments in, and helping run, start-up companies.
Europe's pool of capital available from such investors is about 8% of America's, estimates Thomas Meyer of the European Private Equity and Venture Capital Association EVCAA).Success breeds success: many American venture capitalists have run start-ups themselves.
Two-week run starting tomorrow.
Run starts on Channel 4 on Monday 15 July.
