Sentence examples for run unsurprisingly from inspiring English sources

Their musical concoction is set to be released on the German label Formatik, run (unsurprisingly) by Format B. The "Britalian" duo have come together to collaborate on a funky fresh EP, for purposes that begin and end with the dance floor.

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In his "apology," he asserted that when he said "We can't have the inmates running the prison," he hadn't meant "We can't have the inmates running the prison". Unsurprisingly, that didn't work so well.

Angelina was, unsurprisingly, running over an hour late, so we decided to start the Botox part of the party without her.

Finally, a woman at parity 1 or more 10 unsurprisingly runs a much higher risk of entry into a marital union than into a consensual union (the risk is 2.8 times higher), and both risks are higher than for a childless non-pregnant woman.

The question of who gets to run the ship seems, unsurprisingly, to have kept a deal from taking place.

According to the RAC, we spend between 12% and 26% of our disposable income on buying and running a car – and, unsurprisingly, the poorest households spend the biggest proportion of their funds on them.

The article quotes the marketing director of the Kempinksi hotel, who has a rather gloomy prognosis for September and beyond: "We will see a big vacuum after the Olympic games," he said.The view from the state-run China Daily is, unsurprisingly, much more positive.

Unsurprisingly, Exxon Mobil runs one of Washington's biggest lobbying operations, with not only a well-staffed office on K Street (where a Democratic director was smoothly brought in to replace a Republican after the 2008 elections) but some 20 additional former senators, representatives, legislative aides and others under contract.

Together, they performed an uncomfortably intimate and unsurprisingly banal run-through of details shared online, complete with pictures of the room's mothers, dinners and favorite sunsets.

Mr. Romney did not think so, perhaps unsurprisingly — he had run for governor on a "no new taxes" pledge.