Sentence The phrase "run upon" is not a commonly used phrase in English, so it is not necessarily correct or incorrect.
It is not a standard phrase and would not be used in written English. You could use a phrase like "come upon" or "occur" instead. For example: We unexpectedly came upon a rare species of bird in the woods.
And bring my wellies.FOURTH MESSENGER: The people run upon a northern bank GORDON: Nationalise the sucker eventually.Exeunt MESSENGERSCHORUS: Such calm.
Rice initiated a chase against Gray, a 25-year-old African American, after Gray began to run upon making eye contact with Rice last April.
The police report alleged that Gray began to run upon making eye contact with Rice, who then called in a foot chase.
Or "a lone tree burning on a desert" circled round by every poisonous thing, and "the strange coral shapes of fulgurite in their scorched furrows fused out of the sand where ball lightning had run upon the ground in the night hissing and stinking of sulphur".
On Sunday at Boricua College in Washington Heights, Mr. Rangel beamed and occasionally pumped his fist as elected officials trumpeted his accomplishments and joined in a chant of "Run, Charlie, run!" Upon leaving the event, the congressman stopped to talk to reporters.
Table 6 demonstrates a steady decrease in the activity of TiO2 photocatalyst over four consecutive uses and an increase in the activity during the fifth run upon calcination.
One such teenager, Derek Chestnut Jr., had more or less thrived in middle school, but ran upon the academic shoals at Gautier, where he was stuck in classes with a changing cast of uncertified teachers.
She had written a transition report for the new governor in which she noted that public corruption prosecutions often ran upon the shoals of politics in New Jersey and that prosecutors feared reprisals.
An elected representative comparing a political protest against a piece of legislation that the President twice ran upon, that Congress voted through, and that the Supreme Court upheld, with the desperate rallying cry of a passenger, Todd Beamer, trapped aboard a jetliner that had been hijacked by Al Qaeda terrorists.
It runs upon the popular document-based database MongoDB and was designed as a wrapper over its Python driver [56].
Nevertheless, in this case, both initial damage and perforation may be easily inflicted by heavier pedestrians walking or running upon "stiletto-type" high-heels.
