Sentence examples for which actually runs from inspiring English sources

Delhi has a spanking metro, for instance, with first-class infrastructure, which actually runs on time.

For a "half-hour" show, which actually runs 22 minutes, it shows four minutes of commercials instead of eight.

He added that the jurors had shown that they were "very conscientious," and, if asked, would most likely try to read the entire book, which actually runs 218 pages.

The impasse reached in the Texts for Nothing continues in a story like Lessness (1969), which actually runs out of words: the second half of the text simply duplicates the first half with the words reordered, leaving us, in JM Coetzee's description, with "a fiction of net zero on our hands, or rather with the obliterated traces of a consciousness elaborating and dismissing its own inventions".

Android's virtual machine Dalvik, which actually runs the apps you install, had a 3 million method limit.

Some of these activities are facilitated through the NFL Player's Association, which actually runs a tech accelerator designed to trade player licensing rights for equity.

The gem of the lot are two horseless carriages, designs for which were originally patented in 1877, which actually ran when their inventor George R. Selden, got the money to build them in 1905.

The Youth Party, for example, which actually ran something of an anti-American, anti-International Monetary Fund platform, failed to make the threshold of 10percentt of the vote needed to get into Parliament.

The computing needs of telecommunication companies can be roughly divided into two main categories: OAMP ("operate, maintain, provision and administer") systems, which actually run the telephone networks; and BS (business support) systems, including customer databases and billing services.

And all of this was linked to the police department, which actually ran the municipal court.

SR-201 is one of a few auto-tour routes that approximates the Pony Express trail, which actually ran south of the road.