Having had an occasional run-in with the law over his 30-odd years, John Jones, a resident of the St. Mellons housing project in northeast Cardiff, is not a big fan of the police.

He has had the occasional run-in with Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein over recommended punishments.

Back then, they had detailed the high-tech battle hardware and the occasional run-ins between infantrymen and flocks of sheep.

Street had occasional run-ins over parking with the nastier types.

In the webcomic Questionable Content, occasional run-ins with Hampshire students and faculty occur.

But Archie, too, has an occasional run-in with Orrie, who thinks he would look just fine sitting at Archie's desk.

The school's football players have had only occasional run-ins with the law since then, and this year the eyes of the state, and of much of the nation, have been fixed firmly on the field.

The colonists also have occasional run-ins with a strange, glowing orb that appears and disappears without warning.

Wells, in spite of his occasional run-ins with Torre over his physical condition, is also 5-1.

There'd be an occasional run-in with pirate vessels or the odd Klingon ship, but usually it was just one of our own.