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Discover LudwigThe phrase "always running out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is consistently depleting or becoming unavailable.
Example: "I feel like I'm always running out of time to finish my projects before the deadline."
Alternatives: "constantly depleting" or "perpetually running low".
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TIME is always running out on the point guard.
It is like long-distance collect calls, with one's credit always running out".
Time, we are told, is always running out for a two-state solution, and yet it never actually runs out.
He had reversed the sand in the hourglass, but time is always running out for point guards.
We'd be halfway through dinner and she'd ask, "Can you get some wine?" I found I was always running out to get this stuff, and that maybe 80percentt of the time, it was last-minute, on impulse.
That's why you were always running out".
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"We always run out," Ms. Brown said.
And I always ran out everything I hit".
I wondered why dames always ran out on me without saying goodbye.
The honeymoon will always run out on a newly elected New York City mayor.
At the Orange Tree in Richmond, Adam Barnard considers why time always runs out in Buckets.
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