Run (someone) out run out (someone)
To force someone to leave, to expel someone .The police ran the drug dealers out of town.
Run off with (someone)
To go away with someone, to elope (run away and get married) with someone.My sister ran off with her boyfriend and got married when she was... Read more →
Run off copies of (something)
To produce copies with a printing press or a copy machine.We ran off many copies of the poster for the festival.
Run off at the mouth
To talk excessively.My classmate is always running off at the mouth about something.
Run-of-the-mill
Ordinary, usual.The restaurant was in a run-of-the-mill building but the food was superb.
Run into (someone or something)
To hit someone or something, to crash into someone or something.The car ran into the truck on the highway.
Run into (someone)
To meet someone by chance.I ran into my cousin when I was at the supermarket.
Run into (an amount of money or something)
To add up to something, to total something, to amount to something.The damage from the storm will run into much money.
Run into a brick wall
To come to a barrier against further progress.I always run into a brick wall when I try to talk to my boss about a work problem.
Run interference
To intervene on behalf of someone in order to protect him or her from something (from American football).The company ran interference on their... Read more →