Sentence examples for were to run with from inspiring English sources

State school, tax office and hospital workers joined the strike, while ambulances services were to run with a reduced staff.

The correct form is to run with palms open and arms bent at 90 degrees.

If Mr Blair has an ideology, it is to run with the hare and hunt with the hounds.

"His personal sensibility is to run with outlaws, but when he looks at society he realizes we can't all run with the outlaws".

Geilo, Norway The ideal winter escape for an active hound could be to run with the huskies that take tourists sledging around this appealing ski resort.

Of Chelsea's title rivals – if we are to run with that conceit – perhaps only Manchester City are working towards comparable polyvalence.

I don't hunt so the second best thing will be to run with the bulls!

The Rugby Football League has announced that the top two divisions are to run with 12-team leagues, splitting to three groups of eight, from 2015.

The best way to win is to run with the most popular political leader on the American stage, Secretary Clinton.

One of the easiest ways to stay accountable during mile two is to run with a friend or as part of a team.

Of this, 280 m was to run with the Common Tunnel of the Oslo Metro directly above it, resulting in a two-story tunnel.