Sentence examples for that runs both from inspiring English sources

As I understand, the Mahicans called it by a phrase that meant "the river that runs both ways".

"This is a game changer," said Douglas Kozinn, the president of the company that runs both agency and school.

Gerald Hass, president of the association that runs both cemeteries, could not explain how Mr. Kartman's old headstone wound up in College Point.

City officials suggested that the church form a partnership with the Greyston Foundation, a Yonkers-based group that runs both nonprofit and for-profit service organizations.

So when Bon Secours Health Systems, the nonprofit group that runs both the nursing home and the day care center, announced last month that it would close the center by Aug. 31, Ms. Levy and other parents were distraught.

Lynn Brown, a spokeswoman for Waste Management Inc., a company that runs both landfills and recycling centers nationwide and is helping to underwrite the tracking project with $300,000, said garbage moved through a vast network of sites run by multiple contractors, which makes it challenging to find the most efficient way to handle it.

The novel was published in 1972 and turned into a play that ran both on and off Broadway.

Instead, it said, companies that run both hedge and mutual funds should have procedures to ensure that certain clients do not get special treatment.

But Rosenberg, a columnist for The Detroit Free Press, also subtly portrays the social fault lines that ran both within and between the two campuses.

It bought a smartphone maker called E-Ten in 2008 and has released about 10 phones over the past year, including devices that run both Windows and Google's Android software.

All three are compatible with computers that run both Microsoft's Windows operating system and computers from Apple.