Usa "run for" in una frase

1. The latrine boy had run for cover, if there was such a thing anymore

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2. on her side of the bed and let the tears run for the

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3. He would only make fun of her, she thought, and pulling away from her husband she tried to rise from her chair and run for the door

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4. Terry felt as if he could run forever

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5. Tarak shouted orders instructing them to make a run for the shelter on the far side of the mountain; even the Hausa seemed to understand the urgency

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6. her chair and run for the door

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7. quite – entirely allowing the engine to run for a couple of minutes to

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8. There's no point in being a criminal mastermind if the Bizzies can run forensics and trace a bullet to a magazine or the particular scratches on the inside of a gun barrel with his fingerprints plastered all over it

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9. He turns and starts to run for the car, yelling for Ken, yelling for Davie, as he pumps his legs, desperate to build a head of steam so that he can get away

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10. “N-no! It can’t be!” Eve said, and began to run for the forest

11. When the depth reached eight, Dusty declared they had better make a run for it

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12. Suddenly my friend jumped up and began to run to the front, jumped over the intercessor in the trench and began to run forward and take ground

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13. “I could be here all night Father so if Tom could pick me up after the school run for breakfast and take me back here

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14. had to make a run for it – but he needn’t have worried

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15. Catching the eldest by the arm and and leg he told them he was going to swing them over onto the burnt grass and then told them to run for home

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16. One could run for now but not forever

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17. Tammy took advantage of the confusion to run for the door

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18. Fizzicist turned on his heel, hands covering his ears he made a run for the outside door

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19. Had I not run for it, I must either have lain there for long enough in torments among the ghastly corpses, or have been eaten alive with spears until I had no more strength left in me

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20. I would feel torn and devastated for a while but not on the long run for I would have done what was sensible and right in the circumstances

21. but I was certain that, at that moment, I could have given him a run for his money

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22. I’d been doing the Jupiter run for five years and didn’t relish doing that for the rest of my life

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23. They made a run for it and can no longer see what is going on

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24. “Right Sir listen to what I am saying we are going to start cutting the wire now and as soon as you’re free get up and fucking run for it I hope you’re not injured?” Lieutenant Smith shook his head I looked at the pained expression on his face and knew what he was feeling having been in the same position not long ago

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25. other side, and it was time to run for the

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26. “Run for it,” Grant instructed as the taxis pulled up

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27. Me and Bert followed them and I saw a few more survivors leap up and run forward too and I could see that they had ditched their packs as well

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28. Not to be content with gathering some 70 million after years as a trial lawyer, he chose to run for President, as a Democrat, of course, and to abandon his wife, who was dying of cancer

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29. I crawled up to the top of the crater to look out and I noticed that even the Germans seemed to have given up now in the heat and only shot if any of our lads tried to make a run for it

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30. I watched as four men made a run for another shell hole closer to our lines a German machine gun spat into life

31. I shouted to Sam “We are going to get up in a moment when the flares die down and make a run for that shell hole twenty yards to our front

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32. “Quick run for cover”, as I heard the German machine guns start up with their symphony of death again

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33. with all he could gather, and then make a run for Honolulu to sell the oil and bone on the open market

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34. and wait until they could safely make a run for T’Chau

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35. The analysis at half time talked about Reilly having the green light to run for the first time all year and what that meant in the second half

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36. ‘A life on the run for us both, except I believe you were intending to kill me

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37. “Yes I had to f run for my life Sergeant

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38. As one said in shock afterwards: “A f enormous crocodile came out first and made him run for his f life with the crocodile f chasing him in circles and then into a f tree

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39. The urge to bolt and run forever was brimming and wanted to boil over at any second

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40. New York State‘s political traditions did not prevent Conservatives like Ronald Regan and other National Republicans from (occasionally) carrying the State during their run for the presidency or statewide office

41. Nixon, who did surprising well among blue-collar voters in his (own) run for the presidency

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42. having to defend himself during his run for president

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43. The medical research is but one endeavor, and it is not run for profit

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44. To have run for office as the front man for a bigoted terrorist organization, while they were at the height of committing mob violence and terrorism, is deeply contemptible

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45. In more recent terms, imagine a white congressman of either major party quitting their party to run for president for a neo-Nazi or other white racist organization

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46. Fillmore's stated, if hypocritical, goal of claiming to run for compromise on the slavery issue failed

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47. Calhoun had run for president but withdrew, and accepted being VP under both Adams and then Jackson

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48. He was one of the most mesmerizing speakers and writers ever to run for president, able to whip into crowds into near hysteria

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49. Their candidates were two of the oldest men to ever run for president and vice president, John Palmer and Simon Buckner at, respectively, 79 and 73 years old

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50. But the Republican President, Rutherford, agreed to not run for a second term

51. Perot was drafted to run for president by public demand, and his followers tended to be politically moderate and not inclined to vote for either party

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52. “Witch! Witch! She will put a spell on us all!! Run, Run for the love of God!”

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53. All that dramatically changed with his run for president, with the exception of his switch from pro-choice to pro-life which happened earlier

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54. But, since President Patterson may not run for re-election, I really don't know how effective this was on him

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55. �But what if he wanted to run for re-election, Linda, that material would destroy him politically,� Steve related as he settled into a nearby chair

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56. She didn't want the President to run for re-election

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57. That is a lie spread by opponents during Gore's run for president

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58. “Guess we have to make a run for the boat

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59. What was he to do? Turn himself in or run for the hills and hope it would all blow over

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60. Or, he could just bolt and run for it on some pioneering alien planet and try to live off the land

61. People run for different reasons

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62. Once across, he would run for the entrance to the underworld, it would be a race against time

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63. He could make a run for it and assault the teacher with lame apologies and excuses or he could finish his ‘research’

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64. Corvans would also want to vote and run for elections, so they must not be equal beings

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65. Stinger came hurrying out and the pair took off at a run for the battlements

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66. “Listen, the head doctor is already trying to make a run for it in the ravine

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67. Big Dave lost the cover, and made a run for it

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68. This liberality created rancor among the faithful who had borne the brunt of the whip of persecution as others had run for the cover of denial

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69. All of us had run for cover, when our learned Rabbi had been crucified

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70. We’ve got to run for the car

71. How it had happened they did not know, but they had had to run for their lives

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72. In a Republic or Democracy a Presidential candidate cannot just run for the Middle 1/3

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73. Some of them fight back, but most run for the stairs

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74. His hair lies smooth against his head, shiny and dark, like we didn’t just run for a mile at full speed

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75. around, intending to run for the cargo hold, but Sven was there, catching her as

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76. Unfortunately, such a large company couldn’t run for long without supervision

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77. I think we should make a run for the colony

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78. She would have certainly given these girls a run for their money

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79. To add to this there is a film version being shot, eventually it will run for over 24 hours,

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80. I wanted to convince them all to run for their lives, but I was overwhelmed by their strength and dedication and the words died in my throat

81. Desperation welled up inside of her, and she moved against the grip of her captors, as though she would tear her hands free from the shackles and run for the cover of the hills

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82. “I found myself in Londren and realized I couldn’t run forever

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83. Elena: A threat you see them as? How would you have reacted if you would have been the one on the run for thousands of years brother? How would you have reacted if you would have been the one to see your dear ones slaughtered at the hands of hunters? No, brother, they were not the threat, we were

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84. AJ was feeling the net closing in now, he couldn’t just leave him there andrun for it; he could see the fat security guards were only a 100 yards away by now

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85. “Then I’m going to end world hunger, stop global warming, run for President, and end racism

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86. com urging its adherents to activism, to run for elective local and state offices, and to learn more effective use of internet resources such as Twitter and Facebook

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87. Unlike the so-called social workers that run for cover when the “shit hits the fan”

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88. He was counting on big contributions from all the utilities, including railroads and over-the-road trucking companies, which I regulated, to finance his run for governor

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89. In haste, I turn to run for the door

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90. As soon as I leave, make a run for my truck

91. With a sense of detachment, she watched the men drop their weapons with a look of terror before turning to run for the doors that slammed shut before they could reach them

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92. ing that he would run for re-election to a fourth term

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93. Cain is planning to run for president again, and his signature issue, other than campaign finance regulation, is global warming

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94. This occurred during her first run for the New York Senate seat vacated by Moynihan

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95. I even made a run for student council as an Independent, which was a futile effort since the fraternity guys had the candidacies sewed up

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96. “Son, I don’t know how fast you were going,” he told me, “but you gave me a run for my money

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97. When I asked why Jack’s father stayed in the background during his run for president, she said, “It’s easier for a son if a famous father gives him the complete stage

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98. Barry Goldwater, a fighter pilot in the Air Force Reserves who had run for President, had vowed to do just that

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99. Moshe’s peace of mind rested solely on the hope that they would somehow enhance her chances of surviving this slow careful run for freedom

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100. It took courage for our disgraced elders to return to us once we knew what they had done as they could easily have run for safety and never felt the good Gathandrian earth beneath their feet again