Sentence examples for having a run-in from inspiring English sources
"It reduces the likelihood of having a run-in either because they don't feel that you're pulling your weight or you feel you're being over-worked.
Cole was also involved in a couple of high-profile incidents last season, clashing with Leeds duo Lee Bowyer and Danny Mills at Highbury last August and then having a run-in with Newcastle's Craig Bellamy at Highbury in December.
Over the last couple of years, he or members of his entourage have been accused of assaulting Roxane Davis (an assistant on a US TV show he was appearing on) and Bloc Party frontman Kele Okereke; and of having a run-in with Duffy at an awards ceremony.
Having a run-in with Andy Dick is something of a rite-of-passage for any Angeleno worth their salt, so much so that he has ascended to urban legend status in the city, like the chupacabra or the ghost of Marilyn Monroe.
Anyone troubled by the idea that having a run-in with the law should consign a person to a lifetime of stigma and stifled opportunity will have cheered the recent news that three New York colleges have agreed after a nudge from the state's attorney general to drop questions about past arrests from their admissions procedures.
Strategies to reduce self-awareness, such as having a run-in period of camera use, maintaining a random assignment of the 24-hour dietary recall, and miniaturizing and camouflaging the camera are important areas of development.
Has he ever had a run-in with the police?
Mrs. Holly and I had a run-in.
Jens had a run-in with Bjorn Rasmussen after protecting Sonja.
Have you ever had a run-in like this with a dog?
Mr. Paul had a run-in with the T.S.A. over its pat-down procedures last year.
