Sentence examples for running the rules from inspiring English sources

"He's like a racehorse who, even when he is retired, still wants to race," said Tina Flournoy, who met him when he was running the Rules and Bylaws Committee for the Democratic National Committee and is part of his circle at Mrs. Clinton's headquarters today.

Indeed, we would expect a number of serious private equity investors to be running the rule over Morrisons".

The Italian car maker started running the rule over Volvo last summer and had been in serious negotiations to buy the whole company since November.

Mr Miller Smith, it seems, has spent most of the past year running the rule over biggish businesses ICI could buy to reverse its decline.

Simon Kemp, the RFU's chief medical officer, chairs the Injury Surveillance Project, which has been running the rule over the Premiership for 14 years.

The difference is the others, while running the rule over resources, were forming a plan that would see their team peak in early 2015.

(Perhaps ironically, the chairman at the time, Luke Johnson, is now rumoured to be among private equity groups and US media companies running the rule over Channel 4).

The only thing missing on this trip – certainly in what was made available to the public – are pictures of him running the rule over a weapons factory.

Liverpool are running the rule over the teenage striker Alexander Isak of AIK, who has been described as "the next Zlatan Ibrahimovic", exciting publishers of "explosive" autobiographies everywhere.

Manchester United have been running the rule over David Beckham's son, Brooklyn, with a view to offering him a place in their academy, the Guardian can reveal.

Jones was at Kingston Park running the rule over several potential members of his first Six Nations squad, but with the ball being kicked from hand 84 times it spent almost as much time in the air as in the players' mitts.