Sentence examples for run to maintain from inspiring English sources

He said, 'I don't run the ball across the plate.' "Anderson will have to run to maintain his career — playing a few positions, pinch-hitting, slapping a grounder to move a runner 90 feet, stealing a key base.

Gov. Nikki R. Haley of South Carolina, a Republican, will now be compelled to appoint a successor who would then run to maintain the seat in a special election in 2014, when Senator Lindsey Graham, the senior senator from the state and a fellow Republican, will also be up for re-election.

The Astra data collection was 1 min shorter than the LC solutions run to maintain synchronization.

After the failure of its Force wristband – which was recalled after it caused rashes on users' wrists – the company needs a home run to maintain its top spot in fitness tracking.

In the roughing stage, it is preferable, though not essential, to machine the groove after each run to maintain high material removal rates.

Truth is, I had to do a mileage run to maintain my executive platinum on American Airlines and had a meeting in Miami, so I thought heading south to the ceviche capital of the world was a good bet.

Darryl Towns held the seat for 18 years before Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo named him state housing commissioner, and his sister, Deidra, was running to maintain the family name.

Deidra Towns, 41, the daughter of Representative Towns and the sister of Darryl C. Towns, who held the Assembly seat for 18 years before being appointed state housing commissioner, is running to maintain a family legacy.

Telecommunications experts said yesterday that the millions of consumers who use MCI long-distance service would probably not have to worry about a disruption of their service, because even if WorldCom eventually files for bankruptcy protection, the company's creditors would want to keep the network running to maintain the flow of revenue.

The lack of voter passion has perhaps been captured best by one of the dominant images of the campaign: photos of former Prime Minister Naoto Kan, of the governing party, who is running to maintain his parliamentary seat in a Tokyo suburb.

Motivated initially for health reasons, Joe runs to maintain his focus and self-confidence, and to “give back,” raising money for the March of Dimes.