Run at what I call a "conversational pace".
Funny Cide, the highly popular gelding whose ownership group, Sackatoga Stable, is from upstate New York, has yet to run at what is supposed to be his home track.
For years, businesspeople and politicians have dreamed about America entering the high-speed era, but Amtrak has been plagued by budget and service problems and the closest Americans have come to high speed is the Acela, which rarely runs at what Europeans call high speed.
Flat panels should run at what's known as their native resolution the number of pixels, horizontally and vertically, they actually have.
Currently running at 1-3/4 hours in length, what begins as a somewhat nervous stand-up act covers plenty of interesting ground (being bullied in high school, the challenges of living life as an intersex person, and the problems of coping with relatives who are completely lacking in subtlety).
While "Dog Days" is running, appropriately, at what is usually the hottest time of year, Ms. LaMotta reminded that the phrase comes from antiquity and is tied to the rising of Sirius, the dog star.
If you weren't running at a bookstore what would you be doing?
For the last several years, the economy has been running at or above what most economists consider to be its capacity for noninflationary growth, and by putting more money into the hands of consumers, a tax cut could be expected to further stimulate growth.
They're going to go a good gallop there so he just needs a nice pace to run at and what he's shown today is that he's got a tremendous cruising speed".
