Sentence examples for running much of from inspiring English sources

It was not running much of a risk.

Donald, Jr., is running much of the family empire while his father is in the White House.

It might seem odd, then, that this milestone arrived this season, when injuries have kept Adelman from running much of his own offense.

Mr. Qaddafi has been considered his father's heir apparent and, as his younger brother Saadi put it in a recent television interview, the man who in effect is running much of the Libyan government.

And should Yucca Mountain get up and running, much of the fuel will remain above ground for perhaps 100 years if the Energy Department sticks with its current plans for very gradual insertion of fuel into subterranean caverns.

From its base in the frontier area near the border of Pakistan and Afghanistan, the network of Sirajuddin Haqqani is suspected of running much of the insurgency around Kabul, the Afghan capital, and across eastern Afghanistan, carrying out car bombings and kidnappings, including spectacular attacks on American military installations.

Neither the Braintree police nor the state police had run much of an investigation.

The nuns who ran much of the Catholic welfare state were in ever shorter supply.

Until last month, digital records suggest, the Syrian Computer Society still ran much of the S.E.A.'s infrastructure.

In its refined forms, including gasoline and jet fuel, oil runs much of modern life.

Which isn't surprising, as the sons and daughters of Essex Man now run much of the media.