Sentence examples for that run from from inspiring English sources

The most even growth comes in rows that run from north to south.

In the streets that run from the boardwalk, dilapidation and squalor are not hard to find.

Geist laconically interjects comments that run from the mature to the obnoxious.

This develops my obliques – the muscles that run from below the armpit to the waist.

"The tears that run from my eyes are the tears of those innocent people," he said.

"You can find jobs that run from minimum wage into $8 or $9 an hour.

I'm given dislocated figures that run from 30,000 to 100,000.

Taking a trip on one of the tourist buses that run from George Square.

The trains that run from Manchester to Bournemouth would have a total fuel consumption of thirty-three litres of water.

I've had contracts that run from six or eight to 13 weeks, and they've often been renewed.

That can mean storage fees and fines that run from $1,000 to $4,000, municipal finance records show.