Sentence examples for running town from inspiring English sources

Uber, which was already running town cars, started a taxi service in September 2012, but withdrew it the next month.

In "Coal Slurry," taken above Kayford Mountain, W.Va., in 2005, it is hard to tell if the river of white and gray waste running town a crenellated slope is several hundred yards long or several miles.

She has had 12 mayors running town halls since 2014, doing such humdrum jobs as drawing up budgets, attending ceremonies and cutting ribbons.On paper, her manifesto is more often daft than morally objectionable.

The chronic shortage of troops and shifting phases of fighting and reconstruction forced soldiers into jobs for which they weren't prepared; Wong found field artillerymen, tankers, and engineers serving as infantrymen, while infantrymen were building sewer systems and running town councils.

Though Chicago, known for sausages and beer bellies, has become a running town, the race director says its signature race has become a "social event".

The recreation department also runs town pools and tennis courts, and it operates three community centers.

In addition, one of these councilmen, Mr. Douglas, is also accused of running an illegal gambling business while helping to run town business.

Voters seem happy to elect them to run town halls and regions, but are put off by the tiresome antics of the theatrical Parisian elite.

Town teams to run town centres like a business with a management team comprised of landlords, shopkeepers, council representatives and residents.

When it last ran towns of any size, in the 1990s, the FN proved so incompetent and rancorous that it almost split apart.

"But whoever buys a bauxite mine buys a town and has responsibility for running that town".