Sentence examples for running a review from inspiring English sources
We'll be running a review.
As part of this year's prize, we are running a reviewing competition for young readers.
Carney writes, "Most of the major New York newspapers and magazines did not send a reviewer to the press screening or run a review".
(The North American didn't even run a review).
"But on Tuesday The New York Post runs a review saying it doesn't like it.
And they said "Well, we're going to run a review of it".
The Times of London even ran a review of it by its theater critic.
"No, dear cynics, the novel is not dead," ran a review in L'Express last year.
When the quartet performed in 2001, the Times ran a review with the headline "SOUNDS LIKE NERD HEAVEN".
That or "Is Childbirth Necessary?" The Washington Post even ran a review in the form of an affectionate imitation of "Is Sex Necessary?," right down to the idiotic sexologists.
ID663113 wished the Guardian had run a review of Stuttgart Ballet's Taming of the Shrew, though more for the sake of the dancers than the production itself.
