Sentence examples for running a piece from inspiring English sources

The editor of a local newspaper was arrested for running a piece on the pros and cons of the emergency.

Q. Has it been an adjustment going from running a piece of someone else's business to running your own?

Within 10 minutes of landing the Evening Standard had phoned and was running a piece in its diary column".

CNN is dutifully running a piece right now on the flap-of-the-midweek, the fact that there are fake columns on Barack Obama's speaking stage tonight.

"The Romanian editors should have alerted us that they were running a piece like this and they did not," Ms. Rakowitz said.

The Daily Record has had to apologise after running a piece on its website headlined "Celtic safe standing announcement branded 'insensitive' by Hillsborough campaigner".

The National Enquirer ran a piece outraged by it.

The News, which was set to run a piece by Ed Koch denouncing Rogers, killed the column.

(Pro Publica ran a piece on the case, as did This American Life).

That same day, the Independent ran a piece called, "Can Judges Make Law?" Its answer: no.

In 2006, the Huffington Post ran a piece, with the byline George Clooney, about freedom of speech.