| 31. | The bicycles and joggers still have the run of the boards, but he is the only rolling-chair operator in sight.
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| 32. | Perez's four sons have the run of the place, and the family dog pokes his nose in whenever he pleases.
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| 33. | There is a small admission charge, but there are no fences, and the monkeys have the run of the place.
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| 34. | Each time, the Eagles greeted a national power, then proceeded to let the visitors have the run of the FleetCenter.
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| 35. | Virginia was tutored but also had much time to play with her cousins and have the run of the property.
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| 36. | Instead of a child having the run of the house, we have a baby crawling all over a city almost unnoticed.
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| 37. | NEW YORK _ Susan Molinari may not have the run of the talk shows when Doubleday publishes her autobiography next month.
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| 38. | About 150 more journalists usually come to cover the news makers, though they do not have the run of the conference.
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| 39. | Places where the kids could have the run of the mountain in the morning and still manage to find you for lunch?
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| 40. | We have to let these elements have the run of Wikipedia, because that is policy and I understand that and accept it.
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