However, since no expensive tooling is needed, this production method allows small production runs without high costs.

A runner is a bead of lava that extrudes from a small opening and then runs down a wall.

Bridge over Caño Tauca, a small river that runs through the campus, where the students can bathe and also fish. Photo by Kuranicha.

He runs.

Lynn runs fast.

This dog runs fast.

Tom runs very fast.

It runs out of space.

The automobile runs on electricity.

Ken runs faster than you.

How fast that horse runs!

The irony runs even deeper.

NEW DELHI For a country with 1.2 billion people, India is ruled by a surprisingly small elite, which runs everything from the government to large companies and even sports bodies.

The leveret runs in the steppe.

The US Still Runs the World

The political narrative runs in parallel.

Well Jo'anna she runs a country

The Russian Threat Runs Out of Fuel

Reinvigorating global growth runs a distant second.

She runs in Durban and the Transvaal

It then runs northwards into South Sudan.

The experiment typically runs for a year.

Beneath Green Park still runs Tyburn stream.

The first dorsal fin is small, high, and pointed (and may be spinous) the second dorsal fin runs along the rest of the back and merges with the tail and extensive anal fin.

Abbas s son, Mazen, runs a local advertising agency.

His son Ahmed Bile runs for Georgetown University.

It is being implemented through the cooperation of an international consortium in which each partner runs an independent small satellite mission that services national needs and also makes the imagery available to the global community.

One part of the world runs large deficits for a prolonged period, creating demand another part of the world runs surpluses, financing its counterparts deficits.

Otherwise, bank runs and debt panics will be rampant.

This kind of enlightened stimulus runs into strong prejudices.

So there would be no need for bank runs.

The road to change in Burma runs through Beijing.

Mohammed Ali, her three year old son, runs ahead.

It lasts 5½ months and runs twice a year.

The Challenge runs annually, roughly from January to June.

Finally, the programme runs a very efficient and cost effective small and microenterprise training programme in the Gaza Strip, which contributes to the promotion of entrepreneurship and the improvement of business skills in the local enterprise community.

First, the idea of adding permanent seats runs counter to the principle of broad and equitable representation, because it would critically reduce the opportunities for medium sized and small States to be represented in the Security Council.

And then everybody kind of runs out and goes out.

The river Marcal runs along part of its western border.

Gael runs after Gabino and then the police arrests him.

The OSCE runs police development units in the western Balkans.

Public health care runs on the ASHA worker, not the doctor.

But their resistance to recognizing problems at home runs even deeper.

The road to peace in South Asia runs through restive Waziristan.

Now, she runs the system and controls the fate of humanity.