Sentence examples for will get to run from inspiring English sources
A victory will only mean that Mr. Icahn will get to run a proxy contest while fighting the merger and trying to raise yet again the buyout price.
Each team will get to run through the maze twice and the six best teams will run in a final round.
The fleets will get to run the medallion, but Medallion Financial will get any increase in its value when it is sold.
But Bushman says it's part of "Mormon lore," and that it's based on the belief that if humans can become like God, and God has the whole universe, then maybe Mormons will get to run a bit of that universe.
However, the main reason to lament the campaign's end is for what follows: either Julia Gillard, Labor's uninspiring candidate, or Tony Abbott, the opposition's unappealing one, will get to run the "lucky" country.Ms Gillard became Australia's first woman prime minister in June, after a brisk act of party regicide that did for Kevin Rudd.
It will take us six months to break even on it, and then we'll get to run the factory for six months.
"I texted him and just told him that I'm hyped and hopefully we'll get to run together over the summer and some before that," Velleleth said.
"I don't know about Burton Port, I'll have to talk to Trevor Hemmingss, owner) but you'd say there's no reason why he wouldn't go to the National as it's the only chance he'll get to run off 11st 7lb".
"When [Apophis] makes its pass, we'll get to run the experiment.
Sen. Davis won't get to run against a Republican who makes rape jokes, but if she's lucky she'll get to run against a man no Democrat has ever defeated -- Gov. Rick Perry.
