Sentence examples for today ran from inspiring English sources
USA Today ran a small story.
The Spanish press has picked up on Portugal's complaints and Marca today ran the ironic headline: "Spain's biggest threat?
The magazine India Today ran a cover article this month titled "Dr. Dolittle," which called him a political liability.
Two weeks ago, Christianity Today ran a lengthy interview with Dr. Regnerus in which he said nothing about his religious beliefs.
Every British newspaper today ran pictures of the fallen Beckham, clutching the sole of his shoe and crying out.
Mr. McCain, who bowed out of the presidential race today, ran strong in New York but lost.
Today, running a retail store is hard.
"Common Sense At Last," ran one.
Nagisa Oshima (1978) Ran, dir.
In this case Kuiper-Goodman et al. (2010) ran 1,000 iterations.
Equally symbolic is the fact that Brown at the time an underdog much like Sanders is today ran on a comparable platform of overhauling the nation's campaign finance system.
