run out of something

"But we were trying to get something and running out of time."

I could have run out of the house and got to him.

And at any rate, we have run out of time.

Running out of money last week didn't help him any.

She turned as though to run out of the room.

David was running out of time for these little games.

They were running out of things to do to each other.

They are running out of people who can play defense.

We're going to run out of time before we even get to the questions.

At some point, the young people are going to run out of money.

When they do run out of money, their adult children may bail them out.

He said, "Son, if you're being run out of town, just get out in front and make it look like a parade."

"But I haven't heard anything about anybody running out" of vaccine.

But they began running out of water, and one evening shooting broke out.

In other words, the Yankees are running out of time to work things out.

Ultimately he runs out of time and takes his family out for dinner instead.

A year later, he ran out of money and dropped out.

He warned that 40,000 Muslims in the area had "virtually run out" of food and medicine.

As such, it cannot be compared to any other kind of ending or "running out" of something.

When there, he runs out of time trying to figure out how to work it, before they are captured by the police.