A military gunship on a low run?
"I got down low and ran the first guy over," Bartholomew said in describing how he broke through the left side of the line and cut toward the sideline.
Do you run yourself down?
These two facts mean that a certain amount of speculation is a normal and necessary part of the way the market works: It is inevitable and desirable that people should try to buy low and sell high, building up inventories when the price is perceived to be unusually low and running those inventories down when the price seems to be especially high.
Living in low-quality and run-down housing in neighborhoods reputed to be less desirable may exert considerable influence on how individuals perceive themselves and the way they are perceived by others [ 7].
The oil-for-food programme, whereby Iraq is allowed to sell some oil to pay for humanitarian imports, has been hit by low oil prices and run-down Iraqi infrastructure; in the past six months, it raised $3 billion, $2.2 billion less than projected.
During pregnancy, you might feel tired, run-down, low, and hopeless.
One of them, down near the beach, across the street from a run-down low-income housing complex called the Waterside, belonged to a teacher Hauke had got to know named Tony Zarych, who'd moved to Atlantic City as a teen-ager forty years earlier, when his family was buying up property around town.
The facility seemed run-down, chintzy, low-tech.
A low-cost hotel in a run-down neighborhood of this capital has become a focus of the F.B.I. investigation into the bombing at the United States Embassy on Aug. 7. On Tuesday morning 12 American agents, accompanied by six Kenyan detectives, sealed off the three-story Hilltop Lodge, a three-story hotel popular with Muslim executives.
