Sentence examples for stuff to run from inspiring English sources
Ahmed Maher and a number of his friends in the activist-blogger community spoke with respect about what Rashid had accomplished, but they agreed with Abbas that she didn't have the right stuff to run the movement.
Johnson, like many of the Jets, was stunned at the way Groh was hired via the Bill Belichick fiasco, and Johnson, like many of the Jets, is curious and doubtful if Groh has the right stuff to run the entire club.
While Moto might have one or two more devices in the pipeline with BLUR on deck, expect all of their new stuff to run vanilla Android sooner than later.
However, most of the studies available were conducted in highly organized Health Maintenance Organizations HMOO) setting using central based stuff to run the intervention.
By the time his enemies came to assassinate him, he was probably too stuffed to run.
As it is, we bring stuff here to run around on Fridays, we change all the gearboxes, the engines, and so on.
If you build an economy that's entirely dependent on a non-renewable resource, you are guaranteeing yourself a nasty encounter with stagflation sooner or later when the stuff starts to run out.
What Noé does with this stuff is to run it backward, dragging us from hell to heaven; he starts with the red pulsing light of the club and rewinds to a green and pleasant afternoon, in which the inviolate Alex lies reading on the grass and goes to bed with her adoring mate.
The president of the council, José Pablo García, pointed at it with frustration: the unused sound console, the radio transmitter covered by sheets; all of the stuff needed to run a community radio station except the antenna, which was outside on the sidewalk.
So, when they go live with this (again, Citrix Receiver is a demo), does this mean I'll have to install the Citrix Receiver and understand all this cloud stuff to simply run an iPhone game?
There is oil aplenty of other sorts (tar sands, liquefied coal and so on), so the stuff is unlikely to run out for a long time yet.
