Examples of 'had run' in a sentence
Meaning of "had run"
This phrase refers to a past event where someone had participated in a race or jog. It implies that the individual was engaged in running at some point in the past
How to use "had run" in a sentence
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had run
The water had run out in my bathroom.
Then they told me he had run away.
I had run into you at that time.
The relationship had run its course.
Had run him afoul of the law.
One of these had run out on her.
I had run away from the hospital.
Colin McKenzie had run out of money.
I had run away from the place.
I think he just had run out of juice.
He had run away from his owner.
Sorry that it had run this way.
She had run from the church.
Even the shark had run out on me.
We had run out of funds and patience.
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Because they had run out of water.
He had run away from the hospital.
Me and ruthie had run off together.
I had run away from something or someone.
The rest of us had run out of conversation.
I had run around friends like these.
No wonder he had run off last night.
An engineer told me they had run out.
The clinic had run out of bracelets.
He worried his luck had run out.
Ignácio had run out of excuses.
Some of the outlaws had run away.
Matterhorn had run fourth in that race.
Clearly her patience had run out.
Earlier she had run a grocery store.
I trembled at the risk she had run.
So she had run away from them.
He said his wife had run away.
A car had run over a beggar kid.
The hot water had run out.
She had run into him at a party.
It seemed as if she had run several miles.
He had run out of money long ago.
Hours earlier he had run over a policeman.
He had run out of tissues and a water.
The panzers had run out of fuel.
Back to the nest she had run.
The doctors had run out of options.
She was the one who had run.
The minions had run out of miracles.
It looked as if his luck had run out.
The hosts had run out of wine.
He had a string of roommates he had run off.
Sonia had run at the same time.
Many older boys had run away.
