Sentence examples for been runs from inspiring English sources
verb
To move swiftly. vertebrates
There have been 23 plays from scrimmage, and 21 have been runs, which isn't surprising.
There have been runs on paper surgical masks, thermometers, cold and flu capsules, anti-bacterial hand sanitisers and even tissues.
How sincere can all that grieving have been, runs the logic, given how quickly Diana has been forgotten?
There have been runs aplenty as the Australians enjoy the most cordial of welcomes from counties so grateful for their presence and their ability to generate income way beyond any other cricketing nation.
A similar longing for what might have been runs through Russian fiction and never more so than in War and Peace where Tolstoy's dazzling recreation of a bygone age serves more as a warning than a celebration.
As a result, the price of rice and other staples like sugar, cooking oil, salt and beans has skyrocketed and there have also been runs on gasoline and pharmaceuticals.
That contest has been run.
I've been running around.
Expectations had been running high.
Batteries are running out.
