Sentence examples for temporarily running from inspiring English sources

Many guests described themselves as artists temporarily running stores.

He also defended the diplomat temporarily running the United States mission at the United Nations, James Cunningham.

Nationalizing big banks (in the sense of the government temporarily running them) may be a workable, and effective, strategy for dealing with the current crisis.

Jaka Jamba, the deputy speaker of Parliament and a Unita member, said General Lukamba was only the coordinator of a 13-member management committee that was temporarily running the party, the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola.

Talk of allowing the economy to run hot by "temporarily running a high pressure economy" and being willing to "tolerate a bit of an overshoot in inflation" from Yellen and Carney respectively are having the desired effect in the short term as bond yields rise.

But as they watch their economies nosedive, what many European Union countries cannot comprehend is why the German government is so averse to temporarily running large deficits, and as the pressures rise they are growing less shy about airing their grievances.

We seem to have temporarily run out of them.

The City Council was discussing whether to appoint a council member to temporarily run the city.

And the new atheists seem to have temporarily run out of ways to call believers stupid.

The ministries of defence, oil and electricity will be temporarily run by Dr Jaafari and two deputy prime ministers.

It is being temporarily run by the man behind the Green deal, which is a "total mess" according to insiders.