The phrase 'run road' is not correct English.
However, you can use the phrase 'run down the road' in written English. For example, "I felt the wind blow through my hair as I ran down the road."
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In January, a strange thing happened when people along Coal Run Road turned on their taps.
Instead of breaking their hips and limping about on walkers, nonagenarians could run road races.
The state run Road Home programme, meant to give grants to homeowners, is a Kafka-esque failure.
Program A, which I saw Friday, begins with "Monkey Run Road" (1979, reconstructed in 2011) danced by two men (Talli Jackson, tall, and Erick Montes, short).
The farmhouse near Willoughby Run Road where Plank's father, David, was raised was used briefly as a Confederate hospital, said Linda Cleveland, an amateur historian.
Perhaps, if the science fictionists are right, one day these driverless machines – which do have brains, after all – might decide to take to the road themselves, aided and directed by their computer mates controlling their satellite navigation systems, and other computer accomplices that run road-traffic signals and flows.
In Argentina audiences flocked to Sin retorno (No Return), Miguel Cohan's subtly woven thriller about the consequences of a hit-and-run road accident.
Its plot revolved around a tragic hit-and-run road accident that resulted in the death of a father and two small daughters.
Back in the 1980s, the military ruler Gen. Mohammad Zia ul-Haq diverted train freight business to the National Logistics Cell, a military-run road haulage company that cornered the market for transporting wheat and other commodities.
Deleted postings on social-networking sites immediately pop up elsewhere; banned internet-search terms morph into bizarre homonyms; small incidents such as hit-and-run road accidents become national scandals.
