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(1) He is going to run against Foster.

(2) He's going to run against Smith/for President/for re-election.

(3) Mr William is going to run against Johnson.

(4) Who is going to run against Senator Brown?

(5) It is no easy job to run against John Glenn, Ohio's Democratic senator.

(6) Leroy had quit his ward organization to run against the regular candidate for alderman.

(7) Sterling was caught in the backwash of a run against the dollar.

(8) To get elected[Sentencedict.com], even incumbents feel obliged to run against the government and in favor of cutting their own authority.

(9) Nor did he, as the article stated, run against David Duke in the Louisiana gubernatorial election.

(10) He knew that he would have to run against established procedure in order to continue now.

(11) He run against great odds.

(12) For my gift, I run against wind.

(13) I don't want to run against you.

(14) Johnson may yet gamble everything and run against Brown.

(15) Fortune seems to run against him recently.

(16) Do you mean the shaft will run against the bush?

(17) He has announced his intention to run against Gorton for mayor.

(18) Certainly if Monti takes measures that run against the line of the parties supporting him, such as the wealth tax, it won't be able to go ahead.

(19) Checks around the state in recent months have confirmed that many prominent Democrats are shying away from a run against Quackenbush.

(20) The government registered voters, vowed to respect the secret ballot and even invited critics to run against the regime.

(21) Once his political affiliation was declared as Republican, Powell came under considerable pressure to run against Bill Clinton in 1996.

(22) The second method used subject terms to construct profiles, which were then run against the databases to be tested.

(23) In DB2, an instance provides an independent environment where databases can be created and applications can be run against them.

(24) Soapy followed the man with a presentiment that luck would again run against him.

(25) Aggregation enables you to have an API module and an implementation module; modules that depend on yours would build against the API module, and run against the aggregate of API and implementation.

(26) The logic behind this design decision is that indexes add value only when the DBA can predict which queries will be run against the database.

(27) Similar to DB2, the IDS instance provides an independent environment where databases can be created and applications can be run against them.

(28) The Western system is based on privatisation and monopolisation of knowledge — approaches that run against China's needs.

(29) In the longer term, however, Chinese officials must reflect on how they allowed the recent flare-up in their diplomatic posture to run against their interests.

(30) Now the test lead can see that only two scenarios have been run against the Rel4_V2_TSVT1 iteration for the Fiji project, so far.