Use of run off in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include run off at the start of sentence, run off at the end of sentence and run off in the middle of sentence
run off at the end of sentence
- Blow me down if she didn't just run off!
- The sink shelf is grooved so that the water will run off.
run off in the middle of sentence
- Somebody has run off with my wallet.
- My wife has run off with another man.
- He could run off an article in an hour.
- You must run off now.The rain is coming.
- The shaver will run off batteries or mains.
- I'm trying to run off some of my excess fat!
- You can't run off now, just when I need you!
- Could you run off twenty copies of the agenda?
- He could run off a five-page essay in an hour.
- You must first run off the water from the tank.
- The treasurer had run off with the club's funds.
- The treasurer has run off with the club's funds.
- The heater will run off mains gas or bottled gas.
- I'll run off a few more copies before the meeting.
- The printer has run off 2,000 copies of the leaflet.
- The final of the 100 metres will be run off tomorrow.
- The heats of the 200 metres will be run off tomorrow.
- You're too fat; try and run off all those excess pounds.
- The Auto Compact Disc Cleaner can run off batteries or mains.
- The new scheme will run off with a lot of the taxpayer's money.
- If you want to run off a copy sometime today, you're welcome to.
- Kate can run off a sonnet in half an hour on any subject you like.
- The last thing I'm going to do is run off with somebody's husband.
- Amy's husband had run off and left her with two children to bring up.
- We have to run off a few copies of the letter on the duplicating machine.
- Sure, she's only six, but she's old enough to know better than to run off without us.
- We could run off together, but neither of us wants to live the rest of our lives abroad.
