Examples of 'he ran his own' in a sentence
Meaning of "he ran his own"
he ran his own: This phrase is used to describe someone who managed or operated their own business or enterprise independently
How to use "he ran his own" in a sentence
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he ran his own
Later he ran his own publishing business.
During most of his career, he ran his own firm.
He ran his own business in the telecommunications industry.
In addition to acting, he ran his own antiques business.
He ran his own small company which went broke.
For a brief period during this time, he ran his own production company.
He ran his own construction business.
The company had even been a customer of my father's when he ran his own business.
He ran his own heating and.
After the war he remained in Great Britain, where he ran his own shop.
He ran his own ransom.
All right, remember this guy Kessler, he ran his own covert ops for a long time.
He ran his own daughters.
My dad was tough, he ran his own crew.
He ran his own crew.
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A third-generation physician, he ran his own private practice.
He ran his own machine.
For a time he ran his own cloth business in Cyprus.
He ran his own drapery shop for many years.
For a short while, he ran his own business as a hatter, but this was unsuccessful.
He ran his own practice as well as working for other architects.
After graduating, he ran his own architectural firm in Cincinnati.
He ran his own upholstery business in Christchurch.
Regardless of how he ran his own business, he never interfered with how I ran mine.
He ran his own investment company in Hawaii.
At one point he ran his own consulting business, Vixie Enterprises.
He ran his own company in Boston.
For a period he ran his own press, the Woodlands Press.
He ran his own life and I ran mine.
But above all he ran his own production and distribution company, Saga Film.
He ran his own right hand down between them to feel Jim's cock.
In Waldshut he ran his own household with his sister, Philippine.
He ran his own business as a painter and sculptor, together with his brother Heinrich Multscher.
Following this he ran his own trading company and finally joined The Motley Fool in 2000.
He ran his own record label, Douglas Records.
He ran his own race, they said.
He ran his own blacksmithing business into his 90s.
He ran his own paper mill, from tulip-tree stock, which has a low acidic content.
He ran his own club, Privilege.
He ran his own ransom. No, Soneji was a loner.
He ran his own label, Contemode, in association with Yamaha.
