Sentence examples for you run to the from inspiring English sources
The employed ones always pick up the tabs (especially if you run to the bathroom when the check comes).
So you learn quickly with him: if he says go to the flat, you run to the flat.
As you run to the nearest office block looking for bins to save the carpets, a fire alarm starts howling.
Most political observers are familiar with this basic logic: to win elections, you run to the middle.
You run to the ticket counter to book a new one, only to wait alongside other travelers competing to get on the next plane out.
You get yourself in over your head with your foolish economics and right away you run to the rich to make everything all right.
It is enough to send you running to the nearest comedy venue.
When he talks about Chaucer, he sends you running to the nearest copy of the Canterbury Tales.
"You don't ask an individual buffalo, 'Why are you running to the left?' The answer is that the whole herd is running to the left.
This is the general advice for navigating different – and at times interesting – cultural waters that won't have you running to the safety of the expat bubble.
If the screen's analog-to-digital processor and the computer's graphics processor are not synchronized, the fuzzy images might send you running to the eye doctor.
