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"The children ran quickly to school. "

"I just got back from my morning run."

"I need to make a run to the store."

"The family took a run to the beach for a relaxing weekend. "

"The student's run from the classroom was brief, but it was enough to get him in trouble. "

"The salmon run is a spectacular event each year. "

"The salmon run is a spectacular natural event in the spring. "

"The park's winding run offered a beautiful route for our morning walk. "

"He set up a rabbit run."

"The farmer inherited the sheep run, which provided a living for him and his family. "

"The new dance craze has a lot of run right now; everyone is trying it. "

"The run of sunny days was perfect for outdoor activities. "

"The constant run of water from the faucet annoys me."

"The military campaign near that creek was known as "The battle of Bull Run"."

"He broke into a run."

"Financial insecurity led to a run on the banks, as customers feared for the security of their savings."

"There was a run on Christmas presents."

"The park has different runs for different ages of children. "

"He stood out from the usual run of applicants."

"The school's track team won the city championship thanks to their excellent run. "

"I have a run in my stocking."

"The ship's run is where the hull curves upwards and inwards toward the waterline. "

"The mine's run extended far beyond the property line, posing a safety concern for the neighboring farm. "

"The old bakery used a set of heavy millstones, called a run, to grind the wheat. "

"The children ran across the playground. "

"The water is running down the windowpane. "

"The sailboat was running smoothly, catching the wind perfectly. "

"My mother runs the household efficiently. "

"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 through all the tomatoes, checking each one for blemishes before they were shipped to the market. "

"The long, winding road runs through the entire valley. "

"The school board will run a new program to improve student reading skills. "

"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."

"She runs the possibility of a promotion through her mind all day. "

"The teacher ran a new student into the classroom. "

"The teacher ran the class discussion very smoothly. "

"to run a line"

"The students ran the risk of failing the test if they didn't study. "

"He ran the risk of failing the exam by not studying enough. "

"My brother always runs my ideas down in front of our parents. "

"The tailor carefully ran a seam along the edge of the new dress. "

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

"The candidate's campaign slogan ran, "Vote for change." "

"The new school policy on cell phone use is running throughout the school. "

"Boys and girls run up rapidly."

"The new policy runs counter to the expectations of the students. "

"Certain covenants run with the land."

"My grandmother ran bad luck at the grocery store; she dropped her bag and all the groceries spilled. "

"The golfer ran the ball towards the hole, hoping for a short putt. "

"The student decided to speedrun the math test, trying to finish it in the shortest possible time. "

"Put some run butter on the vegetables."

"The new pottery was run; it had a smooth, even texture because it was cast in a mould. "

"After the long marathon of exams, Sarah felt completely run down. "

"The salmon were run, making their way upstream to spawn. "

"run brandy"