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1. A washing machine is run by a small electric motor.
2. Our golf club is run by a very unfriendly clique .
3. When Knight became leader, the council was run by a clique of officers largely unaccountable to the elected members.
4. The party is run by a bunch of old fogies who resist progress.
5. The country has long been run by plutocrats.
6. Many of the shops were run by Asians.
7. The hospital tea bar is run by volunteers.
8. This particular place was run by an ex-Army colonel.
9. The magazine is run by a cooperative.
10. This hotel is run by a lunatic!
11. Oxford to London is about an hour's run by train.
12. Economic policy in Europe should not be run by an unaccountable committee of governors of central banks.
13. Men never notice anything in a house run by their womenfolk.
14. Voters are disil-lusioned with the mud-slinging campaigns run by many candidates in recent years.
15. The company is run by a board of directors .
16. Westerners charged that the party was run by an unholy coalition between North and South.
17. The Sky News TV station is largely run by ex-BBC news staffers.
18. The Port Authority is an agency jointly run by New York and New Jersey.
19. Many people belong to a pension scheme run by their employers.
20. It started that great birdie run by Lee.
21. It's run by that old ruffian, Chatterton.
22. This class will not be run by community education.
23. These should be run by private enterprise.
24. Some residential homes are run by Lothian Regional Council.
25. We won't be run by a central operations centre.
26. Gardens, run by a nonprofit foundation.
27. Then it was being run by the aptly named Thomas Mill.
28. The Halls are run by a shoestring staff: three full-time and five part-time.
29. A home run by Mark McLemore in the fifth was the only dent Texas was able to lay on him.
30. When I was running away they put me in an approved school for girls run by nuns.
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