I ran into her.

I ran right into her. You said it couldn't happen and I ran into her.

I ran into a lamppost.

I just ran into her.

I ran into some people I know.

I'm glad I ran into you.

I ran into him in Chicago.

I almost ran into a wall.

I ran right into a cow. Really?

I ran into your secretary, Miss Olsen.

I never ran into that before. Odd.

Yeah, I just ran into him. Why?

I ran into Bernard yesterday in a restaurant.

I ran into a brick wall, Bertha Duncan.

Then one day, I ran into him again.

I ran into her again at the shopping mall.

I ran into him at Newbury Races last week.

I ran into Harry Thomas and his wife today.

I ran into you at just the right time.

Forgive me, Aunt Marie. I just ran into somebody...

I ran into your lawyer at the bus stop.

I was on my way home when I ran into Norichan.

I think I ran into something here, Captain. Some love letters.

I ran and I ran.

So I ran, I ran...

On my way to work, I ran into my uncle.

On my way to work, I ran into my uncle.

Around that time, I ran into Aaron at a conference.

I ran into trouble in Columbus. I'm heading for Louisville.

Coming back from the shop, I ran into a girl.

Sami ran into trouble.

He ran into us.

I, on the other hand, am very glad I ran into you.

I practically ran into this spear that's stuck in the ground.

I ran into Flossie one night in Eddie's Place in Miami.

I ran into Eve and she told me you were dressing.

Well, I ran into her in front of the grocery store.

My client didn't pay, but at least I ran into you.

Well, the truth is I ran into a man in Yuma.

He ran right into them, ran them right off the road.

We ran into some Shoshones.

It ran into over 300.

Auntie ran into her. Who?

and ran into the church.

I ran into her, I said, ìHi,î she didnít even say hi back.