A horse that doesn't place when running in a horse race is sometimes referred to as an "also ran". This is a horse that finishes out of the money.
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an also-ran refers to losing horses in a horse race
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An also-ran is someone who competed in a race but did not win, or, by extension, a loser who is soon to be forgotten.
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There is a few ways you can write a sentence that has to the words "also-run". You can write it back "I also ran along with the team".
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"Ran Ran Ru" is basically the Japanese term for "Hip Hip Hooray".
It's not exact, but it's practically the exact same meaning.
It is also a brainwashing technique said and used by the Japanese Ronald McDonald.
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Mr. Brinks was the school master who also ran the school farm.
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He was before he died and he also had a zoo he ran in Australia.
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I heard it was between 4.1 between 4.23
(his best time ever officially recorded was at the university of Florida where he ran a 4.27
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Dick Chaney ran for Vice President and who is also our Vice President today.
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corri - I ran
corriste - you (singular, informal) ran
corrió - he/she/you (singular, formal) ran
corrimos - we ran
corristeis - you (plural, informal) ran
corrieron - they/you (plural, formal) ran
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The Great Western Railway ran from Paddington (London) to Bristol Exeter and Plymouth .It also ran to South Wales via Bristol and to Chester via Birmingham. Also it went LLondon paddington to hereford
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"Bob" ran 33 episodes 1992-1993.
He also starred in "George & Leo", which ran 21 episodes 1997-1998.
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he ran away once in book 4 but he comes back........but he also gets trapped by twolegs with brightheart in books 2 and 3 in the new prophecy.
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He was living in the governor's mansion in Albany, NY when he ran for the first time. He also had his ancestral home at Hyde Park, NY.
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The person who ran for 150 feet ran farther
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He (she, or it) ran.
In Spain sexual slang, it can also mean "he eyaculated" .
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The past participle is also 'run'.
The simple past tense is 'ran'.
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they ran away and stole food from farmers they also rode on donkeys!!
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The past tense of ran is ran. The future is run. The present is running. Had Run, had ran.
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The word ran is the past tense of the verb 'to run', which can be used with a singular or plural subject. Examples:
I ran...
You ran...
They ran...
Everyone ran...
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You (singular) ran = Cucurristi You (plural) ran = Cucurristis
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Paul Ryan is a United States Representative from Wisconsin. He also ran for Vice President of the United States in the 2012 election.
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If the car was destroyed and the wall is still standing you ran into the wall, if the wall is destroyed then the car ran through it.
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The cast of Before the Flood II - 2009 includes: Ran Qicai as Ran Qicai Ran Qingsong as Ran Qingsong Ran Si as Ran Si
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it is ran because the song says my grandmother WAS ran over see
true true but it is also a 'redneck' song so its country slang that would be correct grammer yes
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You ran to school.
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No, the predicate is "ran to the store" (which we say is predicated of the subject "the boy". "Ran" is the verb.
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they ran.they ran after a thief. they ran fast after a thief. they ran fast after a dangerous thief.they ran fast after a dangerous thief in the forest. they ran fast after a dangerous thief in the dark forest.
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Loving was a soap opera that ran on NBC from June 1983 to November 1995. It had a total of 3169 episodes altogether. It was also shown in Italy and France.
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Air master was created in 1997 and ran until 2006 consisting of 28 volumes. It also had a television series that ran from 2003 and 2004 with a total of 27 episodes.
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Aaron Burr ran for president against Thomas Jefferson in 1800. He became Thomas Jefferson's first vice president. He also murdered Alexander Hamilton.
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He ran for president in 1992 and 1996. He also created the Reform Party.
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they also over-ran much of ANATOLIA, which was part of the Byzantine Empire.
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The word *out* is an adverb (e.g he ran out, the contents fell out). But it also has the related adverbs outward and outwardly.
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It all depends on which academy you attend. I attended a para-military academy in central FL. We ran, did pushups, situps, ran, pushups, ran, situps, ran, ran, ran. We also were instructed on marching, and had plenty of people screaming in our face. In the beginning of the academy i thought the screaming and "calling out" of recruits were pointless, but honestly it changed my life, and i would do it all over again. There's also ALOT of fun times in the academy. I.E. gun range, offensive driving, defensive tactics, and alot of senarios. It's a great experience!
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The word 'ran' is not a pronoun or an adjective. The word 'ran' is a verb, the past tense of the verb to run. Examples:
You ran a good race.
My car ran into the guard rail.
The soda ran over the top of the glass.
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