Sentence examples for might run in from inspiring English sources
"You have to stay low, and the ref might run in front of you".
As one of Dr. Klitzman's patients remarks calmly, "It might run in families, but I don't think it's genetic".
The introductory title sequence might run in the middle of the show, for example, or be omitted entirely.
There are many Brooklyn politicians who are supporting Mr. Owens, hoping that if he wins, they might run in 2006.
Representative Sherrod Brown, from the Cleveland suburbs, has hinted that he might run in the Democratic primary as well.
His angry response to rejection: He just might run in the fall as a write-in independent.
Someone I might run into in New York or a festival: "Who do you work for?
Mr. Chestnutt seemed like an easy-come, easy-go troubadour, the kind of guy you might run into in a European train station holding a battered guitar case.
"There might be fertility problems or ecological problems these hybrids might run into in another year," he says.
One thing the guys might run into in between chatting up G4 production assistants: SplitFish's new controllers, the Dual SFX Evolution and Dual SFX Frag Pro.
It worried that, in its original form of a sales tax, the porn levy might run into trouble in Brussels.
