Examples of 'david ran' in a sentence
Meaning of "david ran"
david ran: This phrase describes the action of a person named David engaging in the act of running, typically in the past tense
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david ran
David ran away from his foster home.
I picked up the pace as David ran beside me.
David ran from at the house.
He looked like one of those people David ran from at the house.
David ran away from home.
The Philistine moved forward to attack David and David ran to meet him.
David ran his hand across her ass.
When Saul left the cave, David ran after him.
David ran towards the giant.
Where Joseph ran away from the temptation, David ran toward the temptation.
David ran to his room to get his asthma stickers.
He set aside money for college, and then David ran off and, uh.
David ran to the battle.
Well, then, obviously, David ran into someone No.
David ran for his life and hid in caves.
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Alex and David ran straight downhill.
David ran behind it.
Thank you. David ran away from his foster home.
David ran away to find Jonathan.
At this point, David ran out into the street and started taunting me.
David ran the firm 's Anchorage office.
Well, then, obviously, David ran into someone at the club who changed his plans.
David ran over to Goliath, took his sword, and cut his head off.
Then David ran and stood over the Philistine.
David ran away . Will you watch the kids?
Obviously, David ran into someone at the club and changed plans.
David ran his own Du ….
Alex and David ran straight downhill . I traversed at an angle.
No. Obviously, David ran into someone at the club who changed his plans.
Then David ran to the giant, grabbed his sword, and cut off his head.
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