The phrase "run recklessly" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It describes the action of running with disregard for safety or caution. Example: "The teenager ran recklessly through the crowded street, narrowly avoiding colliding with passersby."
The Braves ran recklessly on catcher Mike Piazza, stealing four bases in six tries, leading to three runs.
She tells us how quickly the workers leave the building when they are released: "In the mornings, after they had clocked out, they ran, recklessly, they ran as if they were fleeing catastrophes.
He runs Pickford recklessly up the pitch, praying for a leg-shattering injury.
The analysis, carried out by a team of investigators for a television documentary to be screened tonight on Channel 4, also indicates that the position of Davison before she stepped out on to the track would have given her a clear view of the oncoming race, contrary to the argument that she ran out recklessly to kill herself.
But it was not mendacious and profligate like Greece; it did not recklessly run a low-tax economic model off the rails like Ireland; it has not lived off dodgy Russian money like Cyprus; and it did not permit a runaway property boom like Spain.
Hoover, he charged, was recklessly running up the deficit and driving the country toward "the poorhouse".
At the New York City Marathon last fall, Keitany ran courageously and recklessly, setting off at world record pace, only to fade to third.
WASHINGTON — As the ranking Democrat and then chairman of the House Budget Committee, Representative John M. Spratt Jr. of South Carolina accused President Bush for eight years of recklessly running up huge fiscal deficits.
She was reminding them, indirectly, that the government's word on the eventual participation of Britain in the single currency is believed by Manuel Barroso himself, and signalling that we will repay the debts we are now running up so recklessly, and will restore the stability of our public and household finances by eventually foregoing the abuse of printing the currency in which we borrow.
Oh, also one time I recklessly ran over my friend's foot with a forklift and ruined his football career.
