ran in Germany

an [rænɔːwei] gelaufen, lief, liefe

Sentence patterns related to "ran"

1. If he ran, it ran too, moving stiffly, like a corpse.

2. He ran amuck

Er Iief Amok

3. Lost to Ran.

4. She ran off.

5. He ran her aground.

6. You think I ran?

7. 5 In the sentence 'She ran quickly', the adverb 'quickly' modifies the verb 'ran'.

8. Delighted, he ran home.

9. She ran the name.

10. The ship ran aground.

11. Ran 13 times, winner.

12. These trains mostly ran to and from Pirna, but some also ran to Altenberg.

Teilweise verkehrten diese Züge im Durchlauf von und nach Pirna, aber auch nach Altenberg (Erzgeb.).

13. We ran out of room.

14. He ran United's defence ragged .

15. I ran over those gangbangers!

16. Who says I ran away!

17. The mandate ran until 19

18. 20 I ran blindly upstairs.

19. The kids ran to the table, Bolted their lunch, and ran right back outside to play.

20. - for each Fund, the difference between annual receipts (Ran) and annual adjusted receipts (Ran - Rnn);

- für jeden Fonds die Differenz zwischen den Jahreseinnahmen (Ran) und den normalisierten Jahreseinnahmen (Ran - Rnn);

21. A shiver ran through me.

22. I ran into a pole

23. The rope ran out smoothly.

24. I also ran Dalton's financials.

25. 34 Meanwhile, Abʹsa·lom ran away.

26. We re-ran the sequence.

27. They ran out of food.

28. I just ran here, barefoot.

29. We ran out of money!”

30. He ran off pretty smartly .

31. The boat ran on smoothly.

32. 5 The sea ran amuck.

33. His reply ran as follows.

34. They ran out of fuel.

35. The jeep ran him over.

36. As the clock ran down to zero, Harris ran down the sideline into the end zone.

37. I ran into the road, did a Highland fling and ran back on to the pavement.

38. In the 4 × 400 m relay, Alvin ran the first leg and Calvin ran the third leg.

39. Bitnet links originally ran at 96000

40. I also ran his bank records.

41. I also ran away from home.

Ich bin auch mal von zu Hause weggelaufen.

42. She ran off with a drummer.

43. Their argument ran something like this ...

44. She ran out into the corridor.

45. They ran forward to welcome her.

46. The ball ran to the boundary.

47. Hail to Njord, Ran and Tyr.

48. You know, so money ran out.

49. They ran a hardware store weekdays.

50. She ran headlong into a woman.