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"The children ran quickly to catch the bus. "

"The children ran quickly to catch the bus. "

"The juice ran down the side of the glass. "

"The sailboat ran smoothly downwind, catching the breeze perfectly. "

"The mayor ran the city's budget effectively. "

"I have decided to run for governor of California."

"He ran his best horse in the Derby."

"to run through life; to run in a circle"

"Her picture ran on the front page of the newspaper."

"run a story; run an ad"

"to run guns; to run rum"

"The farmer's assistant ran the bags of tomatoes, checking each one for ripeness and blemishes. "

"The long, winding road ran through the valley. "

"The company ran a new training program for all employees. "

"to run from one subject to another"

"Our supplies are running low."

"Buying a new laptop will run you a thousand dollars."

"My stocking is running."

"The student ran the problem through her mind before answering. "

"The teacher ran the students into the library to find quiet workspaces. "

"The teacher ran the class discussion very smoothly. "

"to run a line"

"The student ran the risk of failing the exam if she didn't study. "

"The student ran his reputation at risk by cheating on the exam. "

"My brother ran at me about my messy room all morning. "

"The seamstress ran the zipper along the dress, ensuring a smooth, even line. "

"Every three or four hands he would run the table."

"The advertisement slogan "Fresh Start, Bright Future" ran well with the target audience. "

"The new school mascot ran as the favorite among the students. "

"Boys and girls run up rapidly."

"The teacher ran the class smoothly, ensuring everyone understood the lesson. "

"Certain covenants run with the land."

"The family ran bad luck at the fair; they lost all their tickets. "

"The golfer ran the ball towards the hole. "

"The student ran the level in the video game in record time. "

"The spinning wheel used many colorful rans for the new tapestry. "

"The notorious gang's ran left the store empty. "