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Discover Ludwig"road runs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence when describing a physical road or a figurative road or path. For example: - The road runs straight for miles before curving sharply to the left. - She followed the winding road that ran through the hills. - The road runs through the heart of the city, passing by all the major landmarks. - The road to success is not always easy, but it runs through perseverance and hard work.
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The road runs to the left.
A paved coastal road runs between Muscat and Ṣuḥār.
A road runs between them, coming from outside.
At the long meadow's end, where the road runs.
A busy road runs behind the gated property.
His road runs through Baghdad, but it doesn't stop there.
The new road runs through a country half uninhabited, and leads to (commercially) nowhere.
A narrow road runs by a river that passes through steep ravines, studded with maples.
A long paved road runs along the length of the border, connecting a row of villages.
The only major road runs from Neiva in Huila departamento across the Andes to Florencia.
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The A81 road (Maryhill Road), leading to Firhill Road, runs from the M8 motorway.
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