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You run.

Run!

She got a run in her stocking when she broke the heel of her shoe.

I was going to run over the notes one last time, but there wasn't time.

Some board members questioned his ability to run the corporation.

They have run this small hotel since it was established.

I like to do a few exercises to loosen up before I run.

I was late for the bus, late for work, and got a run my stockings.

Please write me a letter whenever you run into trouble.

Northerners had expected to win the Battle of Bull Run.

You've run into some trouble or something?

She knew that if she started to cry her mascara would run.

A good ballboy or ballgirl must be able to concentrate hard and run fast.

Will you run down to the corner and buy me a paper?

Lots of women both run a home and go out to work.

Pour me another cup of coffee and I'll eat another doughnut.

Pour melted butter over the popcorn.

I will pour juice

When the scum stops appearing pour the syrup back into a clean bottle and keep it in the fridge.

We can’t go out becouse the rain is pouring down.

Heat sesame oil in the pan on a medium flame, add the chicken meat, the garlic and fry, when the colour changes pour in the Chinese soup, add the Chinese cabbage and boil.

The new trendy way to drink vodka is to pour it directly into your eye socket. However, doing so could seriously damage your vision.

A waterfall of sweat began to pour down my face.

shall I pour you a drink? It’s going to pour down tomorrow.

Today it's pouring in London.

Out of it poured a thousand thousand dragons.

She poured out the rest of the tea and handed it to me.

it was pouring yesterday

He poured himself a glass of water. / Would you pour me some juice? / Pour the tea with boiling water.

In Japan you don't pour your own beer; someone else does it for you.