Examples of 'i had run' in a sentence
Meaning of "i had run"
The phrase 'I had run' indicates that the speaker had engaged in the act of running at some point in the past
How to use "i had run" in a sentence
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i had run
I had run into you at that time.
I wouldn't have recognized you if I had run into you on the street.
I had run away from the hospital.
More than once in the past I had run up a shoe string into hundreds of thousands.
I had run away from the place.
I thought at first I had run out of fuel.
I had run away from something or someone.
I was skeptical but I had run out of options.
I had run around friends like these.
My friend and I had run out of booze.
I had run away from home.
I was on my motorcycle and I had run out of fuel.
I had run some errands for my birthday party.
It was actually the girl I had run into.
I had run out of sleeping pills.
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You never knew I had run out of rope.
I had run away from here.
All my life I had run from this moment.
I had run away from my village.
It was the first time I had run seven miles.
If i had run for myself before.
I was sweating like I had run a marathon.
I had run for three years.
On the first day when I had run out of.
I had run the race of my life.
They asked me if I had run a company of this size before.
I had run out of options.
She worried I had run off with the money.
I had run out of milk.
By the middle of the morning I had run out of patience.
I had run out of resources.
I was late to class because I had run out of time.
I had run out of gas.
I could not figure out why I had run out of energy.
I had run out of inspiration.
I left off on that tonight because I had run out of food.
I had run away.
It was the second year that I had run this race.
I had run toward the mountain to get away from her.
It would have been better if I had run for Mayor myself as my wife suggested.
I had run for the first time in weeks and it was not good.
Unfortunately I had run out of basic formula.
I had run away from her and into a nightmare of my own creation.
I only wish I had run into you.
I had run out of ideas and did not know what to do with our child.
I joined the army because I felt I had run out of options.
I had run away from home and lived with some hippies in an abandoned mine.
And just when I thought I had run out of ways to disappoint my father.
I had run from God for so long.
I realized I was completely alone in the city as I had run away from home.
