Sentence examples similar to running a form from inspiring English sources

His head coach there was Paul Hackett, now the Jets' offensive coordinator, and the Trojans ran a form -- a simplified form -- of the West Coast offense that the Jets have installed this year.

For one thing, despite running a free-form, often funky art gallery — sometimes as a nonprofit, as others have noted — he has always looked like a museum director.

Désir's activist relay is part of a larger tradition of running as a form of protest.

Now, imagine you run a sixth form.

Yahoo! executive David Dribble will run a newly formed Service Engineering and Operations team.

Keeping ballerinas who are veritable ships of state in working form requires running a tight ship.

They made it eight blocks before running into a forming police line.

Around the base runs a classical wavelike form, carved in stone and woven through a background of flames.

A few weeks back, this blog ran a feature on running form and how to improve it.

Emily Diamond ran a bit closer to form, her 51.76 being.53sec below her best this season.

She accused Madoff of "front-running"— a form of insider trading, which is illegal — and said, "if it wasn't that, I believed it was fiction".