Sentence examples for table to run from inspiring English sources

All in all, a daunting table to run, and one slip means another year of watching B.C.S. games from the couch.

Then, the second stage will use an additional and empty word table (clustering table) to run a clustering procedure in one thread on the current sequence group, and at the same time the remaining T−1 threads will run multiple checking procedures on the remaining sequences.

I felt like asking one of the truckers eating at the other tables to run me over and leave me gutted on the road, split open like the dogs I saw occasionally lying dead on the asphalt.

"People prefer their own table, so to run an effective operation, restaurants change table sizes constantly".

In the ER-flow project [40] the Computational Chemistry community developed 26 atomic workflows and 12 meta-workflows, presented in Additional file 1: Table S1 S6, to run optical and structural benchmarking, spectroscopic simulations and investigations on inorganic polymerization catalysts experiments.

All time-domain data, processed spectra, processing, and analysis scripts referenced in this work are freely downloadable from the sites identified in Supporting Information Table 2. To run the program, the only external software required is an installed version of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) v1.6+ on the host machine.

After she finished, a participant at her table asked her to run a national bus tour.

I really like them," says a shy Shaila while she sat down on her mother's sewing table and tried to run the machine with her tiny hand.

RUN THE TABLE "It may be tougher for Mark Green to run the table than a lot of people realize," wrote Bob Herbert of The Times, drafting an Op-Ed column about the Democratic nominee in this week's New York mayoral election.

And during lunch at the Blue Water Grill, one admirer rushed to his table to urge him to run for president.

But former Sunday Mirror reporter Sandra White recalls that his entrance into the Wine Press on Fleet Street one evening prompted "a table of pop writers to run to the toilets to flush away their 'recreationals'".