Sentence examples for temporary runs from inspiring English sources

Its basic success and the success of communities where gambling is a major economic force, is based on the reality that, notwithstanding temporary runs of luck, the house always wins.

By chance, the number of infected persons reports may vary around the average, with temporary runs going up (or down).

Permanent and temporary running waters (streams, brooks, rivers) occur throughout the biosphere.

No decision has been made about whether to keep the temporary run.

The gloomsters retort that a temporary run of anti-inflationary luck caused by falling oil prices, a strong dollar and economic weakness abroad is coming to an end.

One opponent, Richard Seader, called the temporary run a "noisy cesspool" that aggravates nearby residents and degrades the statue, which is located just east of the dog run, at Riverside Drive and 72nd Street.

Her show will have an extended but temporary run at the Fogg, as happened with another exhibition of African art, drawn from the William Teel collection, installed there a few years ago.

They had rented the theater earlier this month for $3,500 a week to stage 14 performances as a showcase, a temporary run intended to draw attention to the actors and, in this case, a play that was last on Broadway almost 50 years ago.

And the color turquoise — used sparingly until then only by automakers — was everywhere.... Simultaneously, the most popular china pattern of all time in the United States, Franciscan's sweetly pastoral Desert Rose, was given a temporary run for its money by the company's own new china pattern called Starburst".

It is usually found in mineralized, temporary running waters [ 16], and despite its more recent description, exhaustive re-examination of material of A. brunneus sensu lato suggests that its apparently restricted range is genuine.

The ruination of one's soul for the chance to achieve temporary greatness runs against Norris' basic convictions, the foremost of which was a life dedicated to the service of God focused upon the afterlife.