You were running when the radio car picked you up.

Yes, I saw her from my back window.

I went for a run.

Mary ran.

Tom ran.

He did run.

He ran.

I ran all the way to the station.

Speechless, silent, you sped ahead

Fire's out of control all up and down that road. What if we made a run for it?

We ran all the way to the station.

He ran and ran, but could not catch up with his dog.

Who ran?

This car has not run so well since I left the convent.

Five runners reached the finals.

So what happens with this is they're saying, Right, you have a data dashboard.

I ran as fast as I could.

He ran five miles.

I ran as fast as I was able to.

PETE We must have rolled 300 miles.

She harbored the deserter.

Ken wasn't running.

Ken was running at that time.

I didn't do yoga. I'm not ready.

I am tired from running fast.

He ran at full speed.

A dog was running.

We ran for 10 kilometers.

Tom ran as fast as he could.

I know you hitched a ride with him.

Run!

In 1898, Norman Triplett did this study with a bunch of cyclists, and he would measure their times around the track in a group, and also individually.

Here we see our robot Stanley moving through the desert completely without a human on board.

The horses are coming down the track and it's neck and neck.

He couldn't run very fast.

Kate ran to my father's restaurant.

I ran all the way to the station this morning.

Father ran to the bus stop.

The boy ran and ran toward the goal.

He ran across the street, leaving her alone.

He ran across the street, leaving her alone.

I rode around the country on horseback.

She got on her bike and rode away.

In baseball, they change sides, back and forth, inning after inning.

I didn't kill him.