Examples of 'had run its course' in a sentence
Meaning of "had run its course"
To say that something had run its course means that it had reached the end of its natural and expected duration or lifespan. This phrase is used to describe situations or things that have come to a natural conclusion, often implying that further action or continuation is unnecessary or futile
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had run its course
The relationship had run its course.
It had run its course and left the system just as mysteriously as it appeared.
Because it had run its course.
The idea here is that that set of statutes had run its course.
I think it had run its course.
The wife was stated to be negative because the disease had run its course.
Mercantilism had run its course.
It was a mutual agreement because they both thought the relationship had run its course.
The previous one had run its course.
I felt the appropriate amount of sadness for a good relationship that had run its course.
The cacao industry had run its course by the end of the sixteenth century.
So the democratic process had run its course.
It had run its course for me and Allan.
For a good relationship that had run its course.
Do you feel GPK had run its course at that point?
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By the end of the decade the genre had run its course.
Like Amanda's conditioning had run its course or something after she got everyone out.
She just felt like the relationship had run its course.
Opie's story had run its course.
He says the producers had already decided that the character had run its course.
Yes, thank God! It had run its course.
Karloff left Universal because he thought the Frankenstein franchise had run its course.
Curse on the family of Pelops had run its course.
The two claimed the campaign had gone too far, and had run its course.
At this point, the conversation had run its course.
So I e-mailed him saying I thought the relationship had run its course.
Like Amanda's conditioning had run its course.
Marguerite shot the Raptor before the disease had run its course.
At last, the original Falcon had run its course.
Not really, because both of us knew the band had run its course.
I also decided my drug-free experiment had run its course.
That is to say, her nine month pregnancy had run its course.
Even Mary-Kate knew when her boho look had run its course.
I was completely confident that Jay's career had run its course.
She seemed better after everyone left, like Amanda's conditioning had run its course or something.
Hitler said to Benito Mussolini that " Capitalism had run its course.
You are okay, ” until the panic had run its course.
That is to say, her nine-month pregnancy had run its course.
Uh, even Mary-Kate knew when her boho look had run its course.
A source said at the time, “ The relationship had run its course.
And with that, you might have thought, the myth of Arthur had run its course.
But, whatever the reason, I think John felt that Python had run its course.
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