How to pronounce “run on” in English

run on the show but I went far after getting kicked off on the first episode but then something happened and they

run on Tesla's AC current.

run on modern computers any more, but I have a clip which I'll, which I'll play for you.

I run on anxiety.

Engines run on gasoline.

They run on let's get tough on crime, let's lock 'em up, throw away the key mentality.

You run on treadmills.

They run on time.

We run on large Linux clusters. >> As you know, we also run on large...

has run on a campaign including burles scone in the last campaign claiming that if he's elected he'll clean up the garbage in Naples and guess what he got

then the planet we run on sun and wind will be a broken planet.

And since our bodies run on electrical impulses traveling through neurons, our tissues and organs generate faint magnetic signals.

But you cannot always run on empty.

a camp I can run on here's one outreach program but to think of it holistically and structurally and systemically, which is exactly how we think about many major global

It can actually run on solar.

I cannot run on a track because my knee is too bad.

So the run on Broadway is coming to an end.

It's called Run on Andy-- that I kind of wanted to really stick up for Andy because I'm sick of movies and everything.

These are engines that run on information power alone.

those would run on across the tops of the control panels.

Does he run on that side of the spectrum?

He'd run on.

Iceland and Costa Rica run on 100% renewable energy.

they have something to run on.

The whole mission was run on Mars time.

Neuroscience labs basically run on the stuff, on caffeine.

And that was the run on the banking system that reached its peak in New York in that period.

And it was run on a shoestring, but it was lean and efficient, and it knew what it did well.

Some banking networks still run on old mainframes and use COBOL, a programming language that's nearly 60 years old.

It was run on the Huffington but put in five different parts, it ran.

but most school districts run on $1.20 for food cost, which is a quarter of a venti coffee.

Because you can't run on no overhead.

it to then run on station.

the programs that run on it.

Modern nations run on deficit financing; consumer economies run on debt; international relationships are all about debt.

or things that run on more gaming principles.

car that can run on electricity and liquid fuel, nobody's forcing you to plug it in.

A car can run on gas or, you know, more recently, a car can run on electricity, but a human being actually needs four.

It started a run on money market funds, people taking their money out, just the way that we used to have banking runs before we had the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

These are very large codes that run on big machines.

And so cars didn't run on the highways, et cetera, et cetera, and people didn't go-- they stayed home.

So Project Superpressure begins a new experimental run on December 8, 1954.

That was a year-long run on Broadway?

or other smartphone devices that run on other operating systems.

chemistry problems to instructions that can be run on near-term quantum computers.

possible for such a large side run on such an efficient

Harry Potter's not going to run on stage with a magic wand and zap you into hypnosis.

And artists-- what they'll run on a book, if it's an ongoing series-- something like, again, from the big two or an ongoing image title,

curious about what kind of buses run on the routes.