The phrase "address ran" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used effectively.
Example: "The address ran out of space for additional information."
Alternatives: "address extended" or "address continued".
Most people did not have the chance to catch the whole speech on cable, and found only snippets on broadcast TV; the longest excerpt of the half-hour address ran less than four minutes on prime-time network news.
Brown's State of the State address ran largely along those lines.
President Barack Obama's 2014 State of the Union address ran short on fresh education policy ideas, unlike in previous years, according to the text of his speech.
Lincoln's Gettsyburg Address runs afoul of Word with "…dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal".
It may take me awhile to respond because what you address runs so deep in the fabric of the human psyche that I must first return to the depths of my own "root cellar" before responding.
Mr. Marquis-Boire has uncovered more than 200 Internet Protocol addresses running the spyware.
The "root cause" of the crisis is not being addressed, runs this argument.
That is not to suggest that it is just a showpiece: aside from the essential implements for common home-repair jobs, it comes with a how-to booklet addressing running toilets and leaky sinks and the like.
The investor's key conclusion – that fugitive methane is wiping out any carbon saving from switching from coal to gas, and will continue to do so for 20 to 30 years unless the problem is addressed – run counter to recent claims from the International Energy Agency that the switch has cut US emissions substantially.
Blood vessels, like highways and byways that reach most addresses, run through almost all the body's tissues.
The addresses run start with the lowest number at the Main Entrance and run clockwise around the park.[16].[16]
