1.   He is still barred from many corporate towers from which he ran his empire.

2.   She ran out from behind a line of parked cars in Marlowe Avenue.

3.   Assembly runs from big to small.

4.   At this time, Prignano said, Young ran from inside the restaurant to assist his fellow officers.

5.   Because Weaver would run from his office right into the studio, and the TV station would break into the middle of any programming for an update.

6.   A lot of guys can only run from behind.

7.   Aesthetically they run from cheesy and noisy to plain beautiful to behold.

8.   All of a sudden the banking runs out from underneath you and the track flattens out real quick, a lot flatter than Charlotte.

9.   But he did when Drake ran him from behind about five minutes later.

10.   But if one includes the dates in the neighboring state, the season runs from now until the end of January.