run an errand
do an errand
go on an errand

I want one of the boys to run an errand for me.

He often got me out of bed, late on an evening, to run an errand.

"Is there someone to run an errand to the ship for me?"

If you need to run an errand within a few blocks, walk.

"What if you had to run an errand but somebody was coming by to make a delivery or something?"

A man asks the people around him to hold his place while he runs an errand.

"I need about an hour to run an errand," he said.

Right now I've got to run an errand or two."

"Doug had to run an errand and she wanted to go with him.

Gone to buy food, no doubt, or run an errand for one of the nuns.

If a person skips out of the office to run an errand, is that work or something else?

Her husband created an alibi by running an errand with two friends.

"Priest told me he had sent him out to run an errand.

When it was time to take a lunch break or run an errand, he simply shut the station down.

"Or," said the old man, "you can run an errand for me and become rich."

"Lottie left me a note saying she was running an errand for you."

"Didn't Norton telephone for him to take one of the cars and run an errand?"

"Would you like to run an errand for me?"

People here leave themselves only the minimal number of minutes they've calculated as necessary for getting to work or running an errand.

"They said they'd give me $200 to run an errand for them," he said.

A year ago Americans could hardly run an errand without picking up a stock tip.

Oh, he might have run an errand or two for them, but they didn't mess around with twelve-year-old kids.

"I need to run an errand in the village."

Reverend Thomas stopped by and asked you to run an errand for him."

"Chief, can me and Cun run an errand for you to that island?"

You were on your way to do an errand perhaps?

But I need him to do an errand for me."

You know that they probably went out to do an errand, or into another office for a short time, and it slipped their mind.

And now, I think your mother wants you to do an errand downtown."

"We want to persuade you not to do an errand for Satan."

I made a mental note of it and a few weeks later had reason to do an errand in his shopping center.

"No, sir; she wanted me to do an errand for her."

To do an errand that Richard hadn't got the heart to do.

We said goodbye to Monica, who had to do an errand elsewhere.

"We sent him by bus this afternoon to do an errand.

The driver leaps out to do an errand, leaving the motor running.

One day, this teacher sent the most popular, smart and athletic guy in the room out to do an errand.

By the way, he wants you to do an errand for him here in San Francisco."

He acted so normally, as though he were just off to do an errand.

Mr. Muric asked if he could ride along to do an errand.

I can't leave the farm, Bigman, so will you do an errand for me?"

"I'm doing an errand for Janet," the note read.

If I need to do an errand near my home, I'll ride my bicycle.

I was merely doing an errand for Zeus.

'You can do an errand for me this afternoon, McAllister,' she said.

"And I have to do an errand for our liege, Vodalus."

While doing an errand this afternoon, I was accosted by Syme.

"Then I'd work, and I'd leave the house to do an errand.

They were just doing an errand for Breanna of the Black Wave.

I must leave now to do an errand for Monsieur Renaud."

Or why doesn't one of them take the car, and go on an errand?

An hour ago, Una had gone on an errand into the town.

She wondered whether any of these people had ever gone on an errand like hers.

"How'd you like to go on an errand to Fearing right now?"

Sometimes they'd just gone on an errand together, while Karen stayed at home to do something.

Once he went on an errand to the wall.

He'd just gone on an errand, that was all.

Mr Leeds had to go on an errand, but he'll be back soon.

Five years ago today, Mark Himebaugh's mother told him she was going on an errand for 20 minutes.

Bud went on an errand, as Tom began showing his father the accomplishments of the space robot.

"I have a girl I love who has gone on an errand but who will return."

The little maid had gone on an errand.

Marco's got to go on an errand for us."

I did it myself once, when I went on an errand and forgot my key."

(Husband) Why concern yourself, wife, I went on an errand.

"The swamp won't hurt you, not if you go on an errand for me.

The tag was equivalent to an identification card when they came to work from outside, or went on an errand between buildings in the palace.

Tillytuck did not show up for supper, having gone on an errand, real or pretended, to Silverbridge.

What if all a shopper wants is, as one retail analyst puts it, "to go on an errand instead of a shopping excursion?"

"Gone on an errand to Richmond."

Mrs. Devery apparently got up early and had already eaten and gone on an errand in her car.

Afterwards, everyone else left the building to go to their usual glides, but I cut through another way to go on an errand for Mother.

"Miss Henchard-- will you go on an errand for me as soon as breakfast is over?

When Matt goes on an errand for Mrs. Deverill he receives a warning from a strange man.

He and Charles Coker, his foster sister's husband, went on an errand in Coker's truck.