Synonym: run. Similar words: unfold, unfolding, unforeseen, unfounded, unfortunate, unforgettable, unforeseeable, unfortunately. Meaning: v. extend or continue for a certain period of time.
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91. It's a subject whose passion for diagrams and abbreviations and formulae can give nuclear physics a run for its money.
92. Mr Badillo will run for the post of city comptroller, now held by a fellow-Democrat, Elizabeth Holtzman.
93. A first term for Bob Dole would focus speculation on whether Dole, now 73, would run for a second term.
94. He may run for re-election as mayor, or seek a council seat.
95. In September, three further seminars were run for centres which had decided to participate in the pilot.
96. Jones had never run for public office before being elected Senator.
97. Then she could jump out and make a run for it.
98. Heavens, as a free woman, she might even run for president in 1992.
99. All the fish in the country will have to run for cover after what happened to me this week!
100. She had come highly recommended, her latest play having run for six months in London.
101. Riney decided to make a run for it and escaped, crashing through a glass window in the process.
102. Women's business, trade and expertise; women identifying talent in other women and supporting them to run for office.
103. These classes typically run for six weeks or so and cost about $ 100.
104. Contracts now run for only one year, and management fees are based on rent collection and compliance with housing codes.
105. She said that as she ducked for cover, she saw Combs run for the exit with Lopez.
105. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.
106. I don't want to run for office, but I've learned to never say never. Who knows what will happen in 10 years?
107. A three-and-a-half hour run can be superhuman effort for one person and a slow training run for another.
108. Ipswich v Sunderland Ipswich will put together their best run for five years if they avoid defeat against Sunderland.
109. Every instinct tells us to run for cover: to withhold information, slash jobs and cut investment.
110. On second thought, maybe he could just run for office.
111. Once I pulled a job, I was so stupid. I picked a guy's pocket on an airplane and made a run for it. Rodney Dangerfield 
112. She recently traded in her punishing daily 6-mile run for a kinder, gentler daily 90-minute yoga session.
113. If it's being run for the short-term, they reckon, that could account for a lot of its recent pragmatism.
114. The pipe will be switched on sometime in February and is intended to run for at least a year.
115. I managed to land on all fours and started to run for cover.
116. Wilson declared, aware that Means, his main political rival on Pine Ridge, intended to run for his own job.
117. Frothy, frivolous stuff with enough sweetness to give Christmas pud a run for its money.
118. If he was terrified, why did he not run for safety, as any sensible rabbit would?
119. You run for five seconds, fall down and then everyone gets together for a group hug.
120. John knew that he might be outed if he decided to run for office.
More similar words: unfold, unfolding, unforeseen, unfounded, unfortunate, unforgettable, unforeseeable, unfortunately, unfit, unfair, unfurl, unfilled, unfasten, unfairly, sunflower, unfledged, unfeeling, unfriendly, unfamiliar, unflinching, unfettered, unflagging, unfaithful, inform, unflappable, unfavourable, unfavorable, unfaltering, in force, get on for.