1.   It was all very clever, really, because all the wedding presents had just more or less run out.

2.   Money set aside by Borders Regional Council to keep the delicate equipment mothballed and in a state of good repair runs out next month.

3.   But if I can leave it running and it runs out it will suit me down to the ground.

4.   Before that guarantee runs out, check every feature you might use.

5.   After kickoff I focused my binoculars on the sideline and saw . . . Bret Stafford run out to the field.

6.   But after that, the list sort of runs out.

7.   But Peres said he would wait until the current term runs out next November, as Rabin had intended to do.

8.   Coupled with his propensity for discussing early retirement, DeShields is no certainty to be invited back after his contract runs out this season.

9.   Fokker faces a deadline Friday when emergency government funding runs out.

10.   Funding for PACT runs out next month.