Sentence examples for runs essentially from inspiring English sources

The 2011 Giants allowed only 578 runs, essentially duplicating the pitching performance of the championship staff from 2010, which allowed 583.

That speed results from the shape of the 5.8-kilometer, or 3.6-mile, track, which runs essentially as two long straights divided by chicanes and a couple of wide corners.

1.51pm BST Pakistan win by 50 runs Essentially we have an unofficial quarter final stage to this tournament now, as the winner of Pakistan v the West Indies on Tuesday will go through.

I never found Submarine moving exactly, despite the heavily signposted sadness and loneliness of every single major character; it runs essentially in a comedy groove and is a knight's move away from any emotional reality.

The path starts between the driveways of 490 and 510 Beach Avenue, then curls around back and runs, essentially, through the backyards of the lovely lakeside houses, providing a view of back porches and gardens on one side, and, just yards away on the other side, docks, patios and the lake itself.

This activity has now generated about 250,000 datasets and runs essentially automatically every night.

One sensor could run essentially forever on a regular battery.

The territory was run essentially by its Indonesian occupiers.

That same run, essentially, won him gold at the 2009 Winter X Games.

Mr. Brown, who ran essentially uncontested for the Democratic nomination, has been relatively quiet in his campaigning, with few public events.

The two neuronal pathways run essentially side by side through a region deep in the brain called the amygdala, involved in emotions and many behaviors.