Sentence examples for that run with from inspiring English sources

The photographs that run with the final credits poignantly suggest just how personal it is.

The reporting involves calling publicists and fashion houses to get the so-called credits — the blurbs that run with the items, including price and brand — right.

In February, Smart started selling mobile phone handsets that run with Microsoft programs, betting that the handsets could help it draw postpaid customers away from Globe Telecom.

Take a look at the thumbnail pictures that run with the listings; these alone suffice as proof of Hong's richly textured cinematic world.

Benefits and burdens that run with the land are "appurtenant" (i.e., they must be used for specific property) and cannot generally be detached from the land with which they are associated.

This is because the enforcement of covenants by means of injunction, the equitable servitude discussed in the next section, has largely taken over, as a practical matter, for covenants that run with the land at law.

Martin Schoeller took the photograph that ran with it.

"It's the people that ran with it and extended it too far," she said.

The headline that ran with my story was "Women Dying to be Equal".

There's also a review that just came out and the photograph that ran with it was a huge bicep.

The title was launched with a £5m TV ad campaign that ran with the strapline "Seize the New Day".