101.   In most cases the easiest wire run is between two openings in the same wall cavity.

102.   In fact, there could be a run of seven or eight linebackers in the first round alone, but there should be plenty of quality remaining after that.

103.   In Carlstadt, there was a run on water in any form.

104.   In Oregon, by contrast, a report by the State Health Division found there had been no run on death, no confusion and no abuse.

105.   In fact, both runs were, as we hipsters like to say, manufactured.

106.   In skeleton -- like the luge, only sliders go through the course headfirst -- the second run is in reverse order of the times from the opening run.

107.   In the Big Ten, and especially at Michigan, stopping the run is everything.

108.   Included in those efforts were two runs at the end of the straightaway following a restart from a yellow flag situation.

109.   In the middle and late afternoon, however, the run is in shadow.

110.   Instead, after a total offensive meltdown in the second half, their last run might be down to its last game.