run *****
run for **

He wanted nothing more than to back away, to run for the door.

Question and answer had been running for an hour now.

He's the only one who has ever run for office from a third party.

Feel as if I've been doing nothing but running for days now.

The guy's been running for office at one level or another his whole life.

In 1857 the cost of running the schools for a year was $4,200.

And many couldn't run for their lives, because they were already dead.

The play had already been running for more than a year.

She asked if I was going to run for congress.

These were to begin in 1928/29 and would run for five years.