Sentence examples for running to explain from inspiring English sources

Sir Jeremy Heywood has always preferred to keep daylight at arm's length, so to be dragged in front of a select committee two days running to explain his guidance to the civil service in dealing with ministers campaigning for Britain to leave the EU was testing more than just his patience.

It's like running a race where you're just about to cross the finish line in first place, but because some idiot in the stands screams, "You're losing," you stop running to explain to the man that he is obviously distorting the truth.

"'It's not as popular as the other four places we run to," explains company chairman and sometime driver Douglas Humphrey.

The rules for forming coalitions are so arcane, with complex monitoring of linguistic, ideological and regional balance, that one newspaper, Le Soir, has run a guide to explain it all in a mere 20 instalments.Elections in Belgium are but a prelude to horse-trading (in 1988 it took almost 150 days to thrash out a coalition).

We use a running example to explain the metamodelling approach and the encoding to Alloy.

A Benchmark Production System is used as a running example to explain our contribution.

A vector control for induction motor is taken as a running example to explain some features related to the cosimulation.

"When a natural disaster strikes, schools are one of the first places people run to," Martijn explains.

With Iraq looming yet again over an American presidential campaign, senators considering a White House race are at a disadvantage over governors who might run, forced to explain their votes — and in some cases, alter their views — on an increasingly unpopular war.

The fact is, hotel room numbers are running to catch up as well," explained Peter Nixon, commercial manager at Business Travel Direct, a travel management company.

A third important finding of our survey is that contrary to a widely held tenet, costs of running trials often invoked to explain why industry is going outside Europe 6 16—as well as government incentives/tax breaks, are not the main considerations when selecting European sites.