Sentence examples for were likely to run from inspiring English sources

His bills were likely to run past a thousand dollars.

Politicians from both parties agreed that more women were likely to run now that the Island, long a Republican redoubt, is more equally divided between Democrats and Republicans.

Of those who ran in the Kentucky Derby, the trainers for Eye of the Tiger (5th), Buddy Gil 6thh), Domestic Dispute (10th), Scrimshaw (11th) and Indian Express (14th) said they were likely to run in the Preakness.

Shortly after the Taliban came to power, he paid off a guard at the National Gallery to sell him 50 paintings that were likely to run afoul of the government.

Police sources claimed that the kidnappers are yet to make contact, but those familiar with such cases said demands were likely to run into hundreds of thousands of pounds.

He added that he was assuming the tax cuts would be front-loaded to provide as much as $150 billion in relief in the first two years, but he said the actual benefits this year were likely to run from $25 billion to $50 billion, a relatively small sum in a $10 trillion economy.

Find places where you're likely to run into like-minded people.

They are likely to run into resistance.

This debate is likely to run and run.

The eventual trial is likely to run for eight weeks.

No member of the current opposition is likely to run.