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Discover LudwigThe phrase "ran free" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to move quickly and without restraint or hindrance. Example: After being cooped up inside all day, the children ran free in the park, giggling and chasing each other.
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Big locks ran free like centres.
Whereas now Rumsfeld ran free from responsibility for Abu Ghraib.
During the day, the musicians ran free music workshops for kids.
Thirteen minutes later, Robben ran free and the red end of Wembley erupted.
"I think we got tangled up a bit, and he ran free".
"Children ran free, in packs and alone, in the streets and in the woods.
A dog ran free nearby, dragging a leash through the snow.
The virgins then broke through the ribbons and ran free, symbolizing their liberating deflowering.
Both teams ran free like the buffalo and scored some fine rugby league tries.
Apple's retail stores ran free "camps" in some locations last year, focused on movie making (on their products, of course).
Many ads Firebrand showed ran free of charge; others were to be included because sponsors paid to show them.
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