Examples of using "Correu" in a sentence and their english translations:
Mary ran.
Tom ran.
Mary ran.
Maria ran.
Who ran?
Mary ran.
- No one ran.
- Nobody ran.
- He hurried by.
- He was hurrying by.
Everything went smoothly.
The dog came running to us.
Now, that was quite... hairy!
The thief ran fast.
He ran five miles.
He ran.
The horse ran fast.
To make a long story short, everything went fine.
Tom ran away from Mary.
Tom ran up the steps.
- Tom didn't run.
- Tom wasn't running.
Tom ran down the street.
Everything went as expected.
How fast did Tom run?
Everything went without a hitch.
Tom made a run for it.
Then she hurried home.
She ran for the door.
He ran for his life.
He ran past without noticing her.
Tom rushed into the office.
He ran through the streets naked.
He ran away from her.
He took a big risk.
He ran outside naked.
She ran outside half-naked.
Tom ran like a scared rabbit.
Tom ran on the treadmill.
Tom ran to the bathroom.
- Tom chased Mary.
- Tom ran after Mary.
- Tom ran toward the door.
- Tom ran to the door.
Why didn't you run?
Tom ran three miles today.
He sprinted to catch up to them.
Tom ran toward the gate.
Tom ran for cover.
Tom ran barefoot in the snow.
Tom ran barefoot on the beach.
Sami ran into the bathroom.
He ran as fast as he could.
The mouse ran underneath the bed.
- She ran as fast as she was able to.
- She ran as fast as she could.
He ran, so as to arrive on time.
The dog ran after the cat.
He hurried in order to get the bus.
- Tom ran as fast as he could.
- Tom ran for his life.
- Tom ran as fast as he was able to.
- Tom ran as quickly as he could.
He ran into the room.
He ran at full speed.
The mouse ran into the hole.
Tom ran as fast as possible.
Tom ran out of the house.
Tom ran after his dog.
Tom ran over a dog yesterday.
She ran to her room, crying.
Tom hurried to catch the train.
Tom ran toward the door.
Tom ran to his car.
Is the exam over? How did it go?
The bear ran after me.
The dog ran after the rabbit.
My operation went very well.
Tom made a dash for the bus.
A cat ran after a mouse.
- I thought that went exceedingly well.
- I thought that that went exceedingly well.
He ran 100 meters in 11 seconds flat.
Tom ran into the classroom.
He ran as fast as he could.
Everything was perfect.
Tom ran to catch the last train.
Everything went according to plan.
Tom ran like crazy to catch up with Mary.
- Tom ran as fast as he could.
- Tom ran as fast as he was able to.
- Tom ran as quickly as he could.
A group of people ran down the beach.
Tom ran down the street after Mary.
He ran faster than his brother did.
Kate ran to my father's restaurant.
Tom ran back into the cave.
He ran into the classroom.
He ran as fast as his legs could carry him.
She ran the risk of having an accident.
Kate ran to my father's restaurant.