Sentence examples for ultimately running from inspiring English sources

"Everybody is ultimately running on their experience and their résumé, and so is he," Mr. Cunningham said.

Granada survived, too, ultimately running out 4-1 winners at the Sánchez Pizjuán as they completed yet another late escape, this time with a week to spare.

Wilder was an invaluable colleague from 1956 until 1970, first working in the Department of Architecture and Design, as a key member of the 1964 expansion team, and ultimately running the Museum's Department of Exhibitions.

A road ultimately running from Cusco is gradually getting closer and closer to Boca Manu, and the plan to build the stretch between Boca Manu and Boca Colorado, a town down the River Madre de Dios, to the east, was declared in late 2013 in the "public necessity" and "national interest" by the Peruvian Congress's Commission on Transport and Communications.

Gary Mitchell has been terrorised by the UDA for his depiction of their "community" in his plays and TV films, and the national tour of Jerry Springer the Opera was forced to abandon several venues, ultimately running at a loss, because of the opposition of Christian fundamentalists.

It reminds me of the recent oil trade, where the markets were in a frenzy based off of the scarcity of oil (peak oil theory) and ultimately running out in 20 years.

But the question remains: Who will ultimately run it?

They are "teaching" the computer to ultimately run the system on its own.

She then taught at The Juilliard School for 15 years, humanities and ESL, and ultimately ran the Academic Department.

He ultimately ran the camera by remote control from a helicopter 2,000 feet above the race.

His attempts to add something new to a tired formula ultimately ran dry.