Sentence examples for running switching from inspiring English sources

We assume linear cost structure involving running, switching, holding and serving costs.

He kept his brand-new wagon hitched to the star of Edward Montagu, later the Earl of Sandwich, who raised a regiment for Cromwell and was amply rewarded for it, but who, at the end of the sixteen-fifties, with the Lord Protector dead and a royalist tide running, switched sides with the alacrity of an Afghan warlord.

We fly airplanes with software; our bombs hunt our enemies with software; we run switches with software whose annual upgrades are the single-largest operating cost in running a network.

Then, the "Run" switch is turned on for about four seconds.

Since then she's been on the run, switching safe houses with almost the frequency she's been switching phone numbers.

Bernasconi and Kohl (1993) found no change in oxygen uptake of a single subject during running when switching naturally from one phase-locked pattern to another.

The national Democratic Party didn't make things much better when it encouraged a stem-cell entrepreneur, Hans Keirstead, to run, before switching course to support businessman Harley Rouda.

Well, the company acknowledged the problem and, two weeks into the run, switched back to Polish and added English surtitles.

Mark Todd, who runs rival switching site Energyhelpline.com, says no consumer should be running a credit of more than 20% of their annual consumption – but that is particularly true if they are signed up to a small firm.

Better to head back at night, running lights switched off.

Legere said then that T-Mobile was still running its "switch" promotion.