run+after
91Run (novel) — Run is a 2007 novel by Ann Patchett.Plot summaryIt tells the story of Bernard Doyle who is an Irish Catholic Bostonian politician. He married, had one son, and adopted two more. The adopted kids are African American brothers that are named Tip… …
92After Hours (radio show) — After Hours was a jazz oriented program that aired from Monday to Friday from 10:05 p.m. 12 midnight on CBC Radio 2. The show was hosted by Andy Sheppard and originated from CBC Radio 2 s Winnipeg studio at CBW FM. After Hours debuted on what was …
93run the gauntlet — run past the enemy, go through a dangerous area After three job interviews, I felt like I d run the gauntlet …
94run someone/thing to ground (or Brit. earth) Hunting — chase a quarry to its lair. ↘Brit. find someone or something after a long search. → run …
95run someone ragged — run (someone) ragged to make someone very tired, usually by making them work too hard. What with party preparations and having to look after the kids all this week, I ve been run ragged …
96run ragged — run (someone) ragged to make someone very tired, usually by making them work too hard. What with party preparations and having to look after the kids all this week, I ve been run ragged …
97run someone to earth — run (someone) to earth British & Australian to find someone after searching for them. The film star was run to earth by reporters in an exclusive golf complex …
98run to earth — run (someone) to earth British & Australian to find someone after searching for them. The film star was run to earth by reporters in an exclusive golf complex …
99Run a Crooked Mile — is a made for TV thriller in which Louis Jourdan (in typically suave form) stars as Richard Stuart, an ordinary schoolteacher who, whilst on holiday, is a witness to a murder in a private secluded mansion. When he reports this however, no… …
100run-flat — /run flat /, adj. (of an automobile tire) constructed so as not to deflate completely after a puncture so that a motorist can still drive the vehicle for some distance. [1945 50] * * * …
