run to's Usage Examples:

The played strings run to tuning pegs on or near the head of the instrument, while the sympathetic.

lariat around its neck, dismount from the horse, run to the calf, and restrain it by tying three legs together, in as short a time as possible.

Brother Cadfael the herbalist and Brother Edmund the infirmarer run to his aid but cannot save him.

Candidates for governor and lieutenant governor in Kentucky run together on party slates.

They are connected to the vasa deferentia on each side which run to the gonopores on the coxae of the eighth thoracic.

Known for his smooth talking and no nonsense approach to the game, Rogan has the team poised to make a run to restore.

As of May 2020, there are a total of 12 southbound trains, 11 of these are operated by Thameslink and run to and 1 is operated by Southern and extends to .

Even if the ball is hit toward a fielder's initial position before the fielder has had time to move away from it, however, the fielder may have turned to run toward the base in order to cover the baserunner.

Passeau surrendered the game-winning home run to Ted Williams in the 1941 All-Star Game.

instead of appearing to run to the right or left, will grow from a horizontal surface, attain a maximum development, and then flatten out till the surface.

South-east from Stockport, express services run to and onwards to , and with local services running to and .

In 1989 at the age of 40, Reuschel was selected as the starting pitcher for the National League in the 1989 All-Star Game, and gave up a lead off [run] to Bo Jackson, followed by Wade Boggs' home run to start the game.

Reuschel is one of only two pitchers in MLB history (along with Frank Tanana) to give up a home run to both Hank Aaron and Barry Bonds.

Synonyms:

trot, streak, hurry, run bases, hare, skitter, travel rapidly, romp, speed, scamper, lope, sprint, scuttle, rush, zip, clip, outrun, jog, scurry,

Antonyms:

recall, disarrange, hard, concise, exclude,