She ran full tilt into his arms.ranran /ræn/ verb 
EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS
- And we know all the toast was white -- hey, we ran out of whole wheat and rye and muffins.
- His successors never again ran the town, as he did, but they always had a piece of the action.
- I ran my jobs over and over again, trying to get them right.
- Shadows ran down like rivers from the airy uplands, filling the depths with a gathering chill.
- They ran off as fast as their legs would carry them.
- Today thousands of commuters were delayed for up to 35 minutes as trains ran behind schedule.
- When her funds ran out, she began to beg donations from people in her neighborhood.
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES She ran full tilt into his arms. Her feelings that day ran the gamut of emotions (=included all the possibilities between two extremes). Mortimer almost ran headlong into a patrol. Garcia ran the marathon in just under three hours. He ran United’s defence ragged (=made them do a lot of work). A shiver ran through (=went through) me. A shudder ran through him at the touch of her fingers. He ran up a $4,000 tab in long-distance calls.
the past tense of run She ran full tilt into his arms. Her feelings that day ran the gamut of emotions (=included all the possibilities between two extremes). Mortimer almost ran headlong into a patrol. Garcia ran the marathon in just under three hours. He ran United’s defence ragged (=made them do a lot of work). A shiver ran through (=went through) me. A shudder ran through him at the touch of her fingers. He ran up a $4,000 tab in long-distance calls.