Examples of 'he had run' in a sentence
Meaning of "he had run"
he had run: Indicates that a male individual had engaged in the activity of running in the past, suggesting completion or continuation of the action
How to use "he had run" in a sentence
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he had run
He had run away from his owner.
Hours earlier he had run over a policeman.
He had run away from the hospital.
Then they told me he had run away.
He had run out of money long ago.
He had a string of roommates he had run off.
No wonder he had run off last night.
Which is why everyone thought he had run away.
He had run out of tissues and a water.
Tom discovered that he had run out of money.
He had run into the woods to hide.
I was afraid he had run away or been taken.
He had run faster than an antelope.
It would be funny if he had run away.
He said he had run against a post.
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My parents told me he had run away.
And he had run into difficulties.
He writes that he had run away.
Maybe he had run away and was hiding.
And then he had run.
He had run away from heaven.
I thought he had run off.
He had run wild and murdered them all.
Imagine if he had run support.
He had run a small corporate empire.
He breathed as if he had run a race.
He had run dry and was desperate.
I would have preferred bread but he had run out.
He told me he had run out of paper and ink.
In his hand was the package that he had run away from.
He had run his fingers into dog shit.
Previously he had run.
He had run six miles the day before.
It looked like someone was discontented after he had run away.
He had run against raising taxes.
They found his body inside the building he had run into.
He had run away the very same day.
Pilot called his leader and advised he had run out of fuel.
Wish he had run for mayor.
This is when he brought in the fact that he had run into financial problems.
He had run into her while getting coffee.
It was consistent with the way he had run the team through the years.
He had run in on the trail to see us.
Others said that they thought he had run away to meet another lover.
He had run out of time and.
And before anyone could stop him he had run out of the house.
If he had run for president.
This was not the first time he had run into trouble with the law.
He had run out of battery.
Later he gradually began realizing that he had run away from his own responsibilities.
