Examples of 'he had run away' in a sentence
Meaning of "he had run away"
he had run away: When someone leaves a place without permission or explanation, especially to escape from a difficult situation or avoid responsibility
How to use "he had run away" in a sentence
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he had run away
He had run away from his owner.
Then they told me he had run away.
He had run away from the hospital.
I was afraid he had run away or been taken.
He had run away from heaven.
It would be funny if he had run away.
Maybe he had run away and was hiding.
Which is why everyone thought he had run away.
He had run away the very same day.
My parents told me he had run away.
He had run away.
He writes that he had run away.
He had run away after one quarrel with his wife.
In his hand was the package that he had run away from.
He told how he had run away from a good home.
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It looked like someone was discontented after he had run away.
He claimed that he had run away from the barracks because of a lack of food.
Two weeks prior to hospital admission, he had run away from home.
But he had run away after getting into trouble for stealing food.
Others said that they thought he had run away to meet another lover.
When he had run away earlier, you did not say anything.
Later he gradually began realizing that he had run away from his own responsibilities.
If he had run away and changed his name could he really have changed?
Fancher explained to Kraft that he had run away from home that day.
Announcing he had run away from Eton to fight in the Spanish war.
And whether it was true or not, it felt like he had run away.
Tell me If he had run away and changed his name.
To try and find him, and they told me that he had run away.
Then he said he had run away so he could write a best-selling book.
They did not say what had happened, except that he had run away.
He was crippled ' cause he had run away once before.
He had run away from home, but he believed his family had abandoned him.
At the crucifixion, he had run away.
He had run away already when I got here, but a patrol car came just in time.
On the third day of Jacob's escape, Laban was informed that he had run away.
If he had run away in winter, he thought, it would have frozen to him.
No, he had run away.
He had run away from his owner, Philemon, a leader of the Colossian church.
