There he's the project manager. Anything they do is certainly a team effort. He ran this program. Here's ...

I ran and I ran.

So I ran, I ran...

He never ran but he ran and he ran and he ran where it was whiter and emptier.

I ran for a mile.

You ran a red light.

I ran into a lamppost.

You say that you ran to the house, you ran to the window, you ran inside, you ran to Mayella, you ran to Sheriff Tate.

Humans ran and ran all the time.

(Laughter) Humans ran and ran all the time.

The dog ran after a fox.

He ran like a scared rabbit.

His car ran into a tree.

You ran into a dangerous situation.

You ran into a dangerous situation.

A truck ran over our dog.

He ran into a little trouble.

We ran into a German submarine.

I ran away with a man.

I ran her a close second.

A medic ran over to him.

I almost ran into a wall.

Another was a computer that ran the same touch screen interface, ran exactly the same dialogues.

He ran into a truck, a gasoline truck.

But Milton Friedman ran a close second.

I ran right into a cow. Really?

And we ran it up a surface.

He ran and worked in a factory.

You ran into a blonde. Very pretty.

No, I just ran a trap line.

My mother ran away with a conjurer.

Tom just ran like a crazy man.

He ran.

Sami ran.

Sami ran.

Mary ran.

Seong Ran.

I ran.

A project entitled Rimpels in de Regenboog' (Wrinkles in the Rainbow) which ran from 2000 until 2002 concluded with the publication of a guide for local interest groups and municipalities.

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

I ran into Bernard yesterday in a restaurant.

My mother ran a kelp business, didn't she?

a woman who ran against me for president.

So we ran off to a sushi bar.

I ran into a brick wall, Bertha Duncan.