1.   After all, the tide is running against immigrants of any kind.

2.   But the tide has been running against Texas on the death penalty, and Governor Bush appears to have taken notice.

3.   But the prevailing political tide was running the other way.

4.   Despite the Russians playing roulette with their Slavic soul brothers, the Serbs, the tide is now running with the West.

5.   For most of the trip, the tides run north and south.

6.   Given the broad, historical forces at work across the South and in Louisiana, the tide is clearly running against Democrats in this race.

7.   Nevertheless, political and technological tides run deep even in the still of summer.

8.   Now, over much of Afghanistan, but particularly in the region from the Pakistan border to Jalalabad and Kabul, a human tide is running.

9.   Still, the political tide is running against Mauro and threatens to sweep him off the map on Election Day.

10.   The political tide has been running against vouchers lately.

n. + run >>共 1532
time 3.10%
company 1.82%
man 1.40%
people 1.39%
train 1.37%
government 1.16%
candidate 1.16%
car 1.03%
ad 0.93%
newspaper 0.92%
tide 0.08%
tide + v. >>共 124
turn 30.38%
be 11.06%
begin 5.90%
lift 3.98%
go 3.10%
come 2.65%
seem 2.51%
appear 2.36%
run 2.21%
change 1.77%
每页显示:    共 15