How to use "run" in a sentence

Eric gives me more water while Monique and Andy run back to get the police

The men on the ship began to run and shout.

'Now I can go into the garden!' thought Alice, and she started to run to the little door

Everybody started to run at different times and stopped at different times too

The Duchess didn't answer and started to run

But one girl, Jenny Curran, didn't run away, and sometimes she walked home with me

That afternoon, he gave me the ball to run with

'Forrest,' he said, 'all year we have secretly taught you to catch the ball and run with it

Now you're going to run like a wild animal

Then the other team got two men to run after me

Well, lots of newspaper men started taking photographs before Colonel Gooch could run across and pull me away!

Somehow, when I was helping Miss Welch to escape from the jungle, her dress came off and I had to run into the trees to hide her

To that world assembly of sovereign states, the United Nations, our last best hope in an age where the instruments of war have far outpaced the instruments of peace, we renew our pledge of support - to prevent it from becoming merely a forum for invective - to strengthen its shield of the new and the weak - and to enlarge the area in which its writ may run.

He did not see a young boy run out with a note that the innkeeper had quickly written

'The man who came last night! He's run off with our silver!'

This was why he had failed to recognize the two daughters when they had run into him on the street

You're probably in trouble with the police, or you're in debt, and you've run back to me for help

Enjolras had been joined by many strangers as he and his friends had run shouting along the street

Having run to tell Marius that his friends were waiting for him, she was helping Enjolras and his companions to build the barricade

"All the better to run with, my child."

I imagine I can see shapes and figures in the fog, and I want to run

I feel that I need to run, that there is somewhere I must be, somewhere I must remember.

And I get up again and run faster now.

Maybe he is his friend, his partner, and I am about to run when I see the small gun in his hand.

"I just want Catherine," I say, but I can see the hate in the man's eyes, and I know that the only thing I can do now is run to the stone where I know she is tied and try to escape into the fog with her.

For a moment more I run, and I can see the shape of the stone where Catherine is tied, and I fall to the floor in front of it

"So why didn't he run? Why wait here for us?"

We run up the stairs together, Robin with his gun at the guard's back

He climbs up the ladder in a second, and we run into the main room of the bank.

Branwell feels a shiver run over his back

Gerry feels sweat run down his back

If you get a woman's bag, you sometimes have to run."

He wants to run, but he walks and notices that the bag is heavy, really heavy

Can he leave the bag? Can he just run away? Run away? When he knows what the man is going to do?

She always goes for a run in the evening, but this time she waits until he falls asleep in a chair in the lounge, and she puts a candle to the curtains

Then she goes for her run and makes sure that many people see her."

You want to turn back and run to your room and hide under the blanket and be completely silent and not move.

But tell me, why did you stay in the city? Why not run for the countryside? Or hop on a ferry out of here?"

And he starts to run again, not on the road now, but into the desert

Then Greg was on the floor; Brandon wanted to stop and help him, but Greg told him to run

Junior does not like sports, he does not run, and the last time he came to the forest with Owen, he said that he was too cold and that the forest was boring.

Play the game, get the money and run before anyone knew he was there.

You could run, ride a bicycle, climb, or jump on different machines, which created energy, so then you added the units to your wrist chip

Sala stepped onto a running machine, and started to run.

She wanted to fight, or run, but she couldn't lift her legs.

All she wanted to do was run

Run and run and run

She decided to go for a run at the energy center; maybe it would cheer her up

The tears began to run down my cheeks

He bent down and threw a stick for Jasper to run after.

'Why should I run after the damned dog?' Maxim said, not looking at me.

I had to run to keep up with him now

I started to run up the path and did not feel safe until I reached the lawn

'So, who can run the fastest?'

The Cat and Natalie run across the roof of the building

If Magyck! Was a hit and packed the showroom for four or five years, as sometimes happened with successful Vegas shows, she'd be a multimillionaire by the end of the run

At ten o'clock in the morning, she was scheduled to meet with two tour-booking agents who were considering reserving eight thousand tickets to Magyck! During the first three months of its run

Joel Bandiri, Tina's co-producer, had watched the show from a booth in the first tier, the VIP row, where high rollers and other friends of the hotel would be seated every night of the run

The bus had run off the road

By the time, Elliot reached the front door and rushed out of the house, Bob had run the length of the driveway and crossed the street

"And run right into them."

With more than a million full-time residents, with more than twenty million tourists a year, and with a vast desert on which to sprawl, Vegas offered thousands of dark, quiet corners where two people on the run could safely stop to catch their breath and settle upon a course of action.

It made my blood run cold

Many of them had been Presidential appointees, occupying high-level posts in the federal government; a few had served on the President's cabinet, in half a dozen administrations, though none had ever deigned to run for an elective position

And the woman's evidently not one to hide or run away from a problem either

We've got a gauntlet to run before we can find him and bring him back

The two men were approaching at a run, slipping on the snows-potted pavement.

"If we abandon the car with them so close, they'll run us down fast

A young sailor apparently had a run going at one of the craps tables, and a crowd of excited gamblers urged him to roll an eight and make his point.

And I also believe individuals are always smarter and better adapted to survival, at least in the long run, than any institution

"Someone better run a maintenance scan on the computer

If you keep coming up with weird suggestions like that, I'll have to run a maintenance check on you, Carl."

Apparently, he convinced himself he could run away from the infection

Bollinger tried to run from them

"But after everything you said to Zachariah about this place being run by megalomaniacs, and after you've made it so clear you don't agree with everything that goes on here, why do you want to stay?"

I've got to think.' And he began to run down the road.

I called Mary and I ordered her to run and fetch Dr Haydock

We began to run, and inside we bumped into a very good-looking young man

His first thought, I imagine, must have been to run away

He stood undecided for a moment, then climbed out of the pit and started to run into Woking.

Then, by the light of their own burning, I saw each of the men falling, and their followers turning to run.

With an effort I turned and began an unsteady run through the grass.

It told the people of London that they had to run away.

The man who had run away had now stopped and turned and was following my brother at a greater distance.

I spent that night in the pub that stands on the top of Putney Hill, sleeping in a made bed for the first time since I had run away to Leatherhead

Certainly, unless they had been killed, she and my cousins would have run away.

If I see a rat, you won't stop the boat so I can run after it

But the cat didn't run

Captain Ramon takes her hand and says, "Don't run away, Lolita