Phrasal Verbs --RUN

1. Run across/into -- To meet by chance

           ex- I ran across my old friend in the market place.
2. Run away from -- To try to avoid
           ex - It is useless to run away from every difficult ; some must be faced.

3. Run down -- To criticise, to crush

           ex -- He was run down by the teacher for neglecting his studies
                     A speeding car ran him down.
4. Run down -- To lose power, to allow to decline

           ex -- Due to long hard work, my health has run down.
5. Run into -- To face difficulties 

           ex -- The company has run into a huge loss.

6. Run into  -- To crash against

           ex- Her car ran into a truck headlong

7. Run into -- To face (problem)

            ex - Due to recession the economy of the country has run into severe difficulty.

8. Run into -- To meet by chance

            ex - In the cinema hall I ran into my old friend

9. Run on -- To be concerned with

           ex- My thoughts ran on the plight of the old man again and again.

10. Run out (of) -- To finish the supply of something 

            ex-- I have run out of money these days

11. Run over -- To crush by a vechile

           ex-- He was run over by a speeding car

12. Run over/ through -- To read through quickly 

            ex- Please run over the document before singing it.

13. Run through -- To be present everywhere 

             ex- Anger ran through the entire state against the comment of the leader.