runs

"I just got back from my morning run."

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

""My family enjoys taking short runs to the beach every summer." "

"The prisoner's runs were frequent, but he was always caught. "

""The salmon runs attract many bears to the river each year." "

"During the spring, the runs of salmon in the river are so thick you can practically walk across them. "

"The water park has many fun runs. "

"He set up a rabbit run."

""The family had a large runs in New Zealand, where they raised merino sheep." "

"The latest video game has great runs, making it very popular right now. "

"The factory's runs of toy cars are usually very successful, with each batch selling out quickly. "

"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 blueprints for the new office building specified the runs of cable needed for the entire network. "

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

"The baseball team celebrated their five runs in the final inning. "

"I have a run in my stocking."

"The barnacles were thickest on the ship's runs, where the hull curved sharply upwards. "

"The mine's permitted runs extended further east than originally planned, following the unexpected direction of the coal seam. "

"The old mill still has its original runs of stones, though they haven't been used in years. "

"The dog runs fast in the park. "

"The water runs down the drain after I wash my hands. "

"The small sailboat runs smoothly before the strong tailwind, easily outdistancing the boats that are trying to sail across the wind. "

"The school principal runs the entire school. "

"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 inspector runs hundreds of apples each day, looking for bruises and imperfections. "

"The road runs along the coast for many miles. "

"The school administration runs a new program to improve student attendance. "

"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 possibilities through her mind, trying to decide which college to attend. "

"The tailor runs the needle through the fabric to sew the button on. "

"The farmer runs the cattle into the barn before the storm. "

"to run a line"

"He runs the risk of failing the test if he doesn't study. "

"He runs the risk of failing the exam if he doesn't study. "

"His older brother always runs him about his bad haircut. "

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

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

"The advertisement slogan "Buy now, pay later" runs well. "

"The rumor that the school is closing runs rampant. "

"Boys and girls run up rapidly."

"His explanation runs to blaming others, rather than accepting responsibility. "

"Certain covenants run with the land."

"If you don't wear a helmet while biking, you run the risk of a serious head injury. "

"He runs the golf ball carefully toward the hole to avoid the bunker. "

"He runs the entire Super Mario Bros. game in under five minutes. "