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My father runs a restaurant.

My uncle runs a hotel.

And word is that the business is in shambles.

Why not try getting involved in management?

She runs a beauty shop.

He runs a shoe shop.

They operated an oil well.

My father manages the store.

His parents ran a hotel.

He runs a supermarket in the town.

That company is managed by a foreigner.

My father manages a store.

Tom owns a farm in Australia.

My uncle manages a firm.

He runs a company in Meguro.

The company is managed by my older brother.

That company is managed by my older brother.

He was a man known as the god of management.

We run the store jointly.

The young man manages a big department store.

His acquaintance runs a general store in the countryside.

My parents run a pension for skiers.

He managed the company while his father was ill.

The hotel is run by his uncle.

He has enough ability to manage a business.

They run the university with a view to making a lot of money.

The company introduced Japanese methods into its business.

My family ran a coffee shop that had been around since my grandfather's day.

The entire floor here serves as the office of the management company.

They said they wanted me to become an executive someday and take part in running the company.

Mr Sato ran a supermarket in his hometown before he came to Tokyo.

Tom managed a small bar near Boston for quite a long time.

Workers pulled together and asked the management for a raise.

If it were not for your help, I could not run this store.

The disagreement between the union and management could lead to a strike.

Management practices at Japanese corporations are often very different from those at foreign companies.

It's just that I was no longer as enthusiastic about running the shop as I used to be.

Mr. Tanaka makes a living by running a small stationery shop near the station.