Sentence examples for might run down from inspiring English sources

A nervous twitch might run down their flanks.

A lot of people might run down to the lab, full of excitement, and try to make the thing work.

He might have run down some at Keeneland in the Blue Grass.

I might be run down by someone with a beard and a bicycle [we've been moaning, over our hot chocolate, about the local hipsters].

"I don't tape my own computer's camera and mic but after seeing someone like Mark, who leads a world-class technology company, I might just run down the street and pick some up," Olson added.

Professor Rory O'Neill of Stirling University calls Cameron's policies "a recipe for regulatory surrender," and points out that "places where you might be run down by a forklift truck or have your hand sliced off by a cutting machine or a guillotine" will now "never see a Health and Safety inspector.

Coming to these facilities, I had no idea, I thought they [the facility] might be run down or the residents sitting in chairs but what this facility gives to the elderly with dementia is amazing.

Libby a mother of two children said, Coming to these facilities, I had no idea, I thought they [the facility] might be run down or the residents sitting in chairs but what this facility gives to the elderly with dementia is amazing.

The Prime Minister hinted at a growing worry that the United States might be tempted to run down its commitment to maintain vast military forces in Western Europe and underlined her personal commitment to maintaining and modernising nuclear weapons as well as more effective conventional forces.

That was as good as it got for the Galaxy, though their steady refusal not to rush approach play looked briefly as if it might be enough to help run down the clock.

But the official did not contradict accounts from sources within the bureau's investigation that the agency wanted to make a point to the Yemenis -- that agents denied the right to "run down clues" might as well have the increased safety and comfort.