Sentence examples for running day from inspiring English sources

"The LHC will be running day and night.

I was always running, day and night, because the Germans were always right behind me.

Running day and night, they evacuated nearly 500,000 people from Lower Manhattan, ferrying in emergency supplies and crews on their way back.

Last year they organised a wonderful, nostalgic running day in Morecambe and this year they are doing it again on Sunday 6 May.

For the last two years, much of the site had been swaddled in some form of scaffolding; Mr. Earl and his partners have kept the casino running day and night to retain the property's gambling license.

They are also starting what they hope will be a major social media campaign, running day and night, worldwide, asking Facebook users to contact advertisers whose ads appear beside violent or misogynist content on Facebook.

In Mr. Khodorkovsky's absence, Steven M. Theede, an American who is the company's first vice president and a former executive with ConocoPhillips, is running day-to-day operations.

He appointed a little-known politician, Jean-Pierre Raffarin, to be prime minister with the job of running day-to-day government affairs.

Meanwhile, both American advisers and Iraqi leaders said their roles had already shifted, with Iraqis running day-to-day affairs and Americans dispensing advice -- and dollars.

After Thursday's meeting, the company's chairman, John Bowmer, stepped in as executive chairman to take charge of internal investigations, while Jérôme Caille, the chief executive, assumed responsibility for running day-to-day operations.

In the city centre at Helsinki Normal Lyceum, another of the 11 university teacher training schools scattered around the country, student teachers are running day-long multidisciplinary workshops for pupils aged 13 to 19.