Example sentences of "which runs [prep] [adj] [noun pl] " in BNC.

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1 Take a trip on the Severn Valley Steam Railway which runs through 14 miles of the Wyre Forest .
2 One ambiguity which runs through most definitions , as it does with the word ‘ course ’ , is whether one is referring to the total package of studies or only one element in it ; thus one can speak of the undergraduate curriculum or the history curriculum .
3 CLUE is the only data base publishing product that I am aware of which runs on standard PCs .
4 It is positioned against HP 9000 Model 755 workstation , which runs at 147 SPECmarks and costs £48,000 .
5 Ask the butcher to cut through the chine bone ( which runs at right angles to the ribs along the base ) just above the point where it joins the ribs .
6 The tournament , which runs for six days at Pontin 's Holiday Club , in Brixham , south Devon , has 70 competitors taking part .
7 These will be followed by ‘ Criticism , Black Women Artist ’ which runs for six weeks from the beginning of February .
8 King Juan Carlos will open Expo ‘ 92 , which runs for six months , on Monday .
9 The trust , which runs for five years , is chaired by the Marchioness of Aberdeen and Temair and administered by the National Youth Orchestra of Scotland .
10 At Aylesham the Way links up with the Bure Valley Walk which runs for nine miles to Hoveton .
11 THE MINEMA IN KNIGHTSBRIDGE makes a welcome reopening with La Belle Noiseuse : Divertimento ( 15 ) , the shorter version of Jacques Rivette 's splendid La Belle Noiseuse which runs for four hours and which we were shown the other day .
12 Walkers will enjoy the Cotswold Way , which runs for 102 miles from Chipping Campden to Bath and which passes through Winchcombe .
13 The work of two Edinburgh artists is also in the exhibition , which runs for ten weeks at Briglands Gallery , Rumbling Bridge , near Kinross , until 31 May .
14 Fifteen miles away from Menzion you can join the Southern Upland Way , which runs for 212 miles from the south-west coast of Scotland to the eastern seaboard .
15 Weber was one of ARCO 's committee members and his withdrawal suggests a disenchantment with IFEMA , the fair 's organiser , which runs beyond financial considerations alone .
16 Here one catches a glimpse of a table bright with silver , glass , and flowers against the dark background of the seating which runs round three sides of the table … one must not omit to mention the obvious adaptability of the hall to festive occasions .
17 It is a domed basilica with a tri-apsidal east end , a wide western narthex which runs round three sides of the church like S. Mark 's Venice , and a central dome , 45 feet in diameter , carried on pendentives .
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