Sentence examples for upcoming run from inspiring English sources

| Updated A previous version of this post had the incorrect dates of the National Ballet of Spain's upcoming run at Teatro de la Zarzuela.

And there was certainly enough in the thumping of RSL – particular in a rampant opening 30 minutes during which they went 3-0 up – to hint that Montreal can make the most of the upcoming run of games.

Along the way, a poster on a sunlit cafe window advertised an upcoming run of a 2001 play called "Xanax," by Angelo Longoni, and a few doors down, another poster announced a performance of Mozart's "Requiem" at the church of Santa Maria del Carmine, in observance of the season of sacrifice.

Olympic gold medalists Kerri Strug (gymnastics) and Brandi Chastain (soccer) discuss their upcoming run in the ing New York City Marathon.

Somehow, the upcoming run of shows at New York Fashion Week in September feels a whole lot tastier. .

I got a chance to talk to Scott Lobdell about his upcoming run on Superman.

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England began their Champions Trophy campaign with an impressive 48-run win against upcoming Test opponents Australia, before a seven-wicket defeat by a Kumar Sangakkara-inspired Sri Lanka put their knockout stage qualification hopes in the balance.

She had good reason for exhaustion: In addition to shepherding her ballet through its final stages of rehearsal and technical trouble-shooting, she was rehearsing leading roles for simultaneous upcoming runs of "Don Quixote and William Forsythee's "Woundwork" and "Pas/Parts".

Under the imaginative leadership of Peter Gelb, the Met has enjoyed a surge of attendance this season, with many performances selling out — good luck getting tickets for upcoming runs of "Tristan und Isolde" and "La Fille du Régiment".

For instance, even the upcoming run-off race between Saxby Chambliss and Jim Martin is open to question because most Georgia voters vote on paperless touch-screen machines, and lower-income voters are kept awy by a strict Georgia photo ID law.