Similar words: runout, run off, run-off, runoff, run out, run out of, run over, run-of-the-mill. Meaning: v. 1. talk or narrate at length 2. continue uninterrupted run-on. adj. (verse) without a rhetorical pause between lines.
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(1) Trains run on two rails.
(2) The war could run on for another year yet.
(3) The school is run on authoritarian lines. Sentencedict.com
(4) These buses run on diesel.
(5) The country is run on socialist principles.
(6) The new Metro is designed to run on unleaded fuel.
(7) Catering in the schools is run on a franchise basis.
(8) Is it possible for cars to run on pure alcohol?
(9) The software will run on any PC.
(10) What sort of fuel does the car run on?
(11) The theatre will be run on a shoestring.
(12) Most cars run on unleaded fuel.
(13) These things always run on longer than people imagine.
(14) The trains don't run on Christmas Day.
(15) The buses don't run on Sundays.
(16) Can this program be run on this computer?
(17) Most buses run on diesel.
(18) The organization is run on a voluntary basis.
(19) Are you in trim for the run on Sunday?
(20) Most cars run on petrol.
(21) Many cars run on petrol which contains lead.
(22) The software will run on most IBM-compatible PCs.
(23) You can't run on a full stomach.
(24) The ink had run on the wet paper.
(25) Does this radio run on batteries?
(26) The organization is run on a purely voluntary basis.
(27) The factory is run on shiftwork.
(28) She does run on so!
(29) The trolleybus does not run on tracks.
(30) Some calculators run on solar power.
More similar words: runout, run off, run-off, runoff, run out, run out of, run over, run-of-the-mill, UNO, make fun of, unorthodox, unofficial, immunology, unoccupied, unobtrusive, immunologist, unobstructed, unobtrusively, unobjectionable, immunosuppressive, run, runt, rung, run for, drunk, prune, trunk, runway, runty, outrun.