The molten metal was run into a mould.
They have run into trouble while designing the new machine.
It is much easier to run into debt than to get out of it.
In any case, the phenomenon of sharp eat better than run into a Sassy Girl Okay!
Be careful not to run into one of these big cats in the jungle!
One practical problem you might run into while fiddling with multiple browsers is window clutter.
Runners training for a half or full marathon should add an easy 45-minute run into the week, along with the intensity run.
When you run into an idiot in the entrepreneurial world, you can turn around and head the other way.
And projects often run into trouble because business people think in words, while architects and engineers respond to models.
Just a few meters ahead, you run into a colonist who warns you not to go up the road.
My sister has run into this problem too when she tells her friends that she has a psychic sister.
It is not a practical grammar by any means-when building an acoustic model from grammars as small as this, you soon run into problems regarding insufficient samples.
Their assets total $1 trillion, their annual revenues run into the tens of billions, and their profits are in the billions, which they distribute liberally among themselves.
Yet studies run into the unreliability of modelling future climatic effects and sometimes ignore changes in land use and health care.
Every designer has run into at least one dispute with a client, sometimes over the most minor and inconsequential of details.
So, when you have real code, you might run into portability problems -- but most of them are accidental difficulties, not real challenges inherent in the problem.
Don't judge the mistakes you make, the failures you have and the adversity you run into, because you never know if all of those things lead to something wonderful.
"None of our inmates are going to try to get out after dark and wander around when they might run into a big old bear", the Warden Burl Cain said, "It's like another guard at no cost to the taxpayer."
Kiss your partner and nibble one half of the piece of fruit while they nibble the other until it breaks in half, allowing the juice to run into your mouths.
With the same high-spirited eagerness, and a flask full of local fire-water, he would run into taverns, caves, shepherd huts and gypsy camps, hungry to pick up the unknown language and join in.
THE effort to rebuild Haiti after its devastating earthquake on January 12th will run into countless pitfalls, but it seems that a lack of financing will not be among them.
