用ran造句子，“ran”造句

The terrified child ran home.

Every step of the reaction ran smoothly.

The little girl ran across the road.

I ran down the steps and ran towards the cottage outside.

Peppers rushed from the ground up, ran and ran, ran snack shop, blacksmith shop, flower shop, clothing store, distillery, mills, and finally came to the outside at dawn.

Many of my men died, and some ran away.

A coveralled maintenance worker ran into the lobby .

Today is also a sports meet, I ran marathon, I ran nine circles, I am very happy.

She ran in my direction, her long hair flowing in the wind. (She ran in my direction, and her long hair was flowing in the wind.)

The two of them ran over simultaneously and hugged him tightly, tears splashing down.

I wasn't very happy about that, so I asked a guy who ran the plant.

Georgy Porgy ran away.

He ran to the village.

That bloody car ran over my dog !

Goldilocks ran down the stairs, opened the door, and ran away into the forest.

Countries that ran trade deficits demanded policy changes of those who ran chronic surpluses - calls that were mostly snubbed.

My little girl ran away, scared of my mom's eye.

Walking, I saw a friend ranran in front, suddenly somehow fell down, other classmates are laughing at him, I went up, and pick him up.

She ran out of gas right in the middle of the main street.

The well ran dry.

Sweat ran down Alan's face.

The thief pinched her purse and ran.

Ripples of applause ran through the audience during the circus.

"The calf went to its mother and started suckling for about three minutes, then the lioness ran toward them and the mother oryx ran away."

The pigs ran to the house of bricks with the Wolf close at their heels.

I ran into the garden. She ran after me.

And Buck ran with them, side by side with the wild brother, yelping as he ran.

We ran and ran, faster than I had ever run before, and my heart was beating wildly.

Popular feeling ran high.

The inscription on the title-page ran:

Cosette ran up stairs and down, washed, swept, rubbed, dusted, ran, fluttered about, panted, moved heavy articles, and weak as she was, did the coarse work.

The fox ran, and ran, and ran, but he could not get the goats out of the turnip field.

To make mornings less harried, he no longer ran errands on his way to work.

He let go of my hand and I ran. I ran faster than I had ever run before.

I cant ran that fast!

Better ran egg today than a hen tomorrow.