Examples of 'just ran out' in a sentence
Meaning of "just ran out"
This phrase typically indicates that a supply or resource has been completely used up or depleted. It implies that there is none left or available at the moment, requiring a replenishment or replacement
How to use "just ran out" in a sentence
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just ran out
She just ran out of the restaurant.
My hideous dress just ran out of air.
She just ran out of there crying.
My ballpoint pen just ran out of ink.
He just ran out the front door.
Our flashlight just ran out of power.
Just ran out of gas last night.
I thought she just ran out of imagination.
Just ran out his last parole.
Get whoever just ran out of here.
I just ran out to get us some coffee.
Some people just ran out of money.
I just ran out to buy some candles.
But maybe he just ran out of time.
It just ran out in front of the car.
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Luck of the irish just ran out.
He just ran out to get me some milk.
But the clock just ran out.
He just ran out to get some supplies.
And his luck just ran out.
She just ran out the door.
Time is something they just ran out of.
Something just ran out of the woods.
To the product that just ran out.
You guys just ran out of time.
You are bag of tricks just ran out.
He just ran out into the road.
Maybe his luck just ran out.
She just ran out to do her laundry.
But his luck just ran out.
She just ran out of the bathroom.
Looks like time just ran out.
He just ran out a few seconds ago.
And then everybody just ran out.
Odin just ran out the back.
Then the ammunition just ran out.
Martine just ran out to buy cigarettes.
And then you just ran out.
We just ran out of the white wine.
I think our luck just ran out.
My father just ran out of foot deodorant.
Maybe his battery just ran out.
Then she just ran out in front.
He got dressed and just ran out.
Your boy just ran out of breath.
I think your time just ran out.
Someone just ran out of that cave.
Guess your luck just ran out.
And he just ran out the back.
Their luck has just ran out.
