(literally) To be streaming with a fluid.
We champion involving people with CF in study design. Our Involvement Group is made up of more than 300 people who share their knowledge of CF to make sure studies are designed and run with people with CF in mind. (2/4)
history is history. Corbyn wanted to introduce a ratio of 20:1 wage max which is a bit different from the greens idea of 10:1. Like I have said If the greens choose to run with it, so be it
(literally) To be streaming with a fluid.
After a long run, his face was running with sweat.
“We champion involving people with CF in study design. Our Involvement Group is made up of more than 300 people who share their knowledge of CF to make sure studies are designed and run with people with CF in mind. (2/4)”
“history is history. Corbyn wanted to introduce a ratio of 20:1 wage max which is a bit different from the greens idea of 10:1. Like I have said If the greens choose to run with it, so be it”
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Once the Government, no matter what level, gets a feel for absolute power, they run with it. Without the "leadership" of the Feds, this would NOT happen.
“Once the Government, no matter what level, gets a feel for absolute power, they run with it. Without the "leadership" of the Feds, this would NOT happen.”
“Prisoner who left Thomaston job site believed to be on the run with New Hampshire woman”
“It truly was 😊 I wanted to get out of the train and run with them, but sometimes what seems whimsical in your head looks insane in reality 😂”
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(informal, idiomatic) To take an incomplete or inadequate (plan, text, etc.) and develop it further, often with the implication of carelessness.
“A tag run with these two could single-handedly save the industry”
“A billion dollars for graft, kickbacks, laundering and skimming. Bragging about the marble...bet the invoice says highest quality Italian marble, but it came from a pit in Slovakia. That's the kind of Mob scam he used to run with his construction buddies.”
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“Had a good run with with a George Sanders-type voice in two Bugs cartoons.”
“Let Munich or Hamburg run with the national Olympic bid, those towns have money to burn. Does the world really need a Berlin 2036, laden with echoes of exactly one hundred years before?”
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(informal, idiomatic) To follow something through to completion or realization.
The streets were running with rain water.
“We seem to have looked at the tories performance over the last 5 years in government and decided that's a good blueprint to run with for some reason.”
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