run out on

1. Desert, abandon, as in He's run out on the family. [First half of 1900s]

Example Sentences

Gill led from the front with his unbeaten 129 -- his fifth hundred of the year in eight Tests -- after Yashasvi Jaiswal's run out on 175 in the second over of the day following a mix-up with the captain.

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“When you run out on his s—, you f— give him his receipts,” Hudson tells Jackson on the video.

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However Angel City’s next three games are at home, and with the team unlikely to make the playoffs, Riley is hoping she’ll get a chance to run out on the field before family and friends at least one more time.

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Twice he could have been run out on nought, Ollie Pope missing on both occasions, then Ben Duckett was off target when Reddy had 18.

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Although these 10% tariffs are due to run out on Wednesday, 9 July, uncertainly remains over what they may be replaced by.

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