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Discover LudwigThe phrase "have a run" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone is going on a run, either as part of physical exercise or to go somewhere. For example, "I'm going to have a run to the store" or "Let's have a run around the lake".
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He'll have a run first.
We have a run, ladies and gentlemen.
Maybe he does have a run in him.
I knew he'd have a run like this".
If he can have a run, there's no problem.
Have a run around the block, James, and give your sister a ring.
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He's not the only one to have a run-in with a mixer.
The Broncos want to have a run-centric offense, with Tebow in the pocket and using play action.
We weren't the first to have a run-in with police during the class, he assured us.
In the first episode of the new season, the three have a run-in in the BBC hallway.
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