Sentence examples for say to run from inspiring English sources

Still, there is a booming business in small wind, meaning machines that generate a few kilowatts – enough, say, to run a house or several houses.

The applications range from home and office monitoring (getting the phone to work with a projector, say, to run a slide show) to identifying friends carrying similar devices.

Until Monday, Bloomberg required its editors and reporters to conduct a daily "autopsy" in which they would scour newspapers and analyze why a particular paper chose, say, to run a Reuters dispatch over a Bloomberg story.

My fellow citizens you were the change… If you turn away now if you buy into the cynicism that the change we fought for isn't possible…well, change will not happen".It takes some brass, as Bill Clinton would say, to run on a platform of change when you are the incumbent.

It's frustrating especially in the current political climate with Donald Trump spewing hate, racism, sexism, misogyny, anti-semitism, homophobia and every possible horrible thing a politician could say to run his campaign into the ground, yet continues to prevail in the presence of Republican complacency.

What a stunning idea: devising a system that magnifies the giving power of the little guy -- or a hundred million little guys -- and allows women and men who embrace their beliefs, on reducing military funding, let us say, to run for office free of any dependence on corporate money and the interests of the military-industrial complex.

"They said to run," Crago said.

The trees' retail value is said to run from $50 to $100 each.

Ethiopia is said to run a network of spies.

Some outfits are said to run to $75,000.

His lectures were said to run all through the night.