Sentence examples for this could ever run from inspiring English sources
I guess that's why Republicans are so afraid of Socialists, because they're terrified ads like this could ever run in this country.
In 1977, during my first year of law school, as I struggled with the question of whether I could ever run for public office and still be honest about my sexual orientation, Koch was elected mayor.
It will need some kind of force in reserve, over the horizon, to serve as a guarantor of Iraqi democracy, so that no party or individual could ever run off with the system again.
Coombes wrote: "When the liquidators where [sic] called in to take control of the ailing group he [Coombes] was disgusted not least of all at the loss of several thousand jobs, but that a business with such a healthy turnover from prime sites all over the UK, could ever run out of cash assuming that it had been run in a correct and proper manner".
An already hostile Greek media is asking if Syriza is a party that could ever run the Greek state.
So what triggers an appeal and is it feasible that we could ever run out of blood?
In 2011 he had spent six months in physical therapy after ankle surgery and had wondered if he could ever run again.
"We never imagined anything like this could ever happen.
"Could he ever run for office again?
I ask you: Could these people ever run a revolution?
