They abandoned their cars and made a run for it.
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Shortly after, Duong and Ma made a run for it.
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They're little hams — they see a microphone, they run for it.
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Back at the Sanctuary, Daryl is making a run for it.
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The family abandoned the cars and made a run for it.
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So when you see something like this, you run for it.
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Over the weekend, the iceberg finally made a run for it.
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I'm thinking about making a run for it across the street.
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Instead, the family was thinking about making a run for it.
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He left to assume the presidency, not to run for it.
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What the— "Ma, we better run for it," Pammy said. Run?
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We kept our head down and made a run for it.
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Suddenly, Young Henry Deaver makes a run for it into the forest.
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Two circus elephants in Russia made a run for it on Thursday.
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Fresh out of Harvard Law School, Schumer decided to run for it.
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With that, John makes a run for it, Catherine hot on his heels.
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When followed, the man ditched the blind and made a run for it.
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Newman took a run for it, I said yes and couldn't be happier.
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The trio had to run for it past photographers to a waiting car.
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With the torrents slowing to a drizzle, we made a run for it.
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Garner made a run for it while Owens was rummaging through the victim's clothes.
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Apparently, they'd decided to make a run for it rather than go to prison.
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I look like I'm about to make a run for it which is accurate.
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Video showed at least 20 prisoners making a run for it, according to Reuters.
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Toddlers played in the back, periodically making a run for it down the aisles.
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As dawn broke on the fourth day they made a run for it, dodging gunfire.
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A video shared by the department shows the moose making a run for it afterward.
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Sometimes ya gotta make a run for it — harnessing the dark powers of Lord Vader.
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While Madison, Travis and a traumatized Alicia make a run for it, Strand stays behind.
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Then "Reek" Greyjoy (Alfie Allen) and Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) were making a run for it.
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On Saturday, Eliseu broke out of the apartment and made a run for it, police said.
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But each time they try to make a run for it, the fighting is too intense.
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Once he spotted the camera, Stanley picked up the phone and made a run for it.
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When she's finished her smoke, she suggests we make a run for it, so we do.
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When the car dragged to a stop, I jumped out and made a run for it.
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But that seems pretty unlikely — no one was around when she made her run for it.
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While Jessie's pooping, her mom comes out, and they have to make a run for it.
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A viral video of uncooked flesh making a run for it could be pulling your leg.
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When she's finished her smoke, she suggests we make a run for it, so we do.
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Mr. Siboza made a run for it, reaching for the hip holster under his brown overcoat.
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"They think they can make it and they make a run for it," Captain Tortora said.
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"We're came out here to see the dumb people make a run for it," he said.
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Because the worst thing you can do is tail run for it at the last minute.
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Late in the evening, another small group tried to run for it through the main gate.
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When it gets close enough, the cat swats at the coyote, and makes a run for it.
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"You cannot deny it, you cannot run for it," she said, as she dropped to one knee.
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Wednesday's sprinter was only the latest in a history of sports fans making a run for it.
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I knew I needed to just run for it, but I couldn't bring myself to do it.
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From there he exited the vehicle and made a run for it on foot, but was quickly apprehended.
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A dozen inmates at the Walker County Jail in Jasper made a run for it on Sunday night.
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Still, Mr. Murphy expected that when the Star of India's alarm went off, they'd just run for it.
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Yael: I'm not sure what Darlene and Dom could've done differently, except maybe making a run for it faster.
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"You've got to earn it, and if he thinks he's earned it then he'll run for it," Thompson said.
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They use their cellphones to direct traffic, telling migrants and drug smugglers when to make a run for it.
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"They'd have a whole lot to lose," Mr. Moats said, if they tried to make a run for it.
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When there was a lull in the fighting, he and his family decided to make a run for it.
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Not only did they have to make a wet, naked run for it, but they missed the last ferry.
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Wolf, Borrero and a group of other people hiding in a bathroom joined hands and made a run for it.
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Eve Left with nothing but a knife covered in Villanelle's blood, Eve correctly decides to make a run for it.
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FRANCIS: Was that precious time that maybe -- I mean, you should have run for it when you were collecting your things?
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What's even crazier about Stefansson's situation is that he was practically a free man when he made a run for it.
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If you think you have what it takes to make a run for it, we wish you well on your journey.
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When Nala finally worked up the gumption to venture out, she made a run for it directly into her indoor habitat.
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When Mickey makes a run for it, she's forced to save Gus, who ends up in a scuffle with the police.
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All of a sudden, he says, he saw the headlights from two cars and decided to make a run for it.
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I started gathering my little sisters, thinking he was from social services and we needed to make a run for it.
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He also joked wryly about the advice he gave his successor, Mick Mulvaney: "Run for it," Mr. Kelly said, to laughter.
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I make a run for it, but A. would dance in the rain and jump in puddles all day if she could.
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STIREWALT: He inherited -- he inherited that district from his political mentor, got in without having to run for it the first time.
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"Irizzary showed up, and when she realized she had been set up, made a run for it on foot," according to authorities.
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We're told 2 patrol cars with armed officers were sent to the scene and found 4 people making a run for it.
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Chloe, the 3-year-old niece of Katie and Tom Quirk, made a run for it as the couple said their vows.
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He got out and tried to run for it, but they caught him, beat him and dragged him back to his car.
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Seizing her chance, she made a run for it and began knocking on doors, finally finding a family who let her in.
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Young people particularly are making a run for it, a stampede that the city's mayor, Yuri Grishin, has been working to slow.
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Schultz may not get far as a candidate, but he won't be the last business executive to make a run for it.
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A wax statue featuring the likeness of Diddy was toppled over and decapitated by a vandal who then made a run for it.
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They don't even plan to unpack their things from the car in case they end up having to make a run for it.
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Indeed, Hilda Solis, another member of the LA County Board of Supervisors, stepped down as US secretary of labor to run for it.
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Texas is red hot, and the Seattle Mariners could make a run for it if things break right, but both teams are majorly flawed.
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The video's intense -- some people are covered in blood, while others angrily debate whether to remain hiding there or make a run for it.
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If there's a solution presented to the average person that will shorten the trip they're taking every day, man, they will run for it.
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Curran then claims that she was asked to sign a nondisclosure agreement before handing back her phone, but instead made a run for it.
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The surgeon said the animal had taken a step back, giving him a chance to push the door open and make a run for it.
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We saw other Night's Watch members falling to their deaths, but Beric and Tormund got to watch in horror, then make a run for it.
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Elliot, meanwhile, has made a run for it, and he is too busy sprinting away from his pursuers to say much of anything to anyone.
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He was supposed to be sentenced last Friday, but he apparently opted to don a boring adult disguise and make a run for it, instead.
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A heart-pounding CGI sequence shows Squall making a run for it while his teammates watch from inside the ship, which is already taking off.
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In early 2013, when a council seat in a neighboring district opened up, Torres, then twenty-four, decided to run for it, with Vacca's support.
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" McConnell said he called DeMint into his office after the deficit-reduction episode and told him: "Jim … if you want my job, run for it.
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Fearing the horrors that awaited him in jail, Mr. Gebreselase feigned a bathroom emergency — and made a run for it, reaching the refugee camp in Ethiopia.
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They made a run for it once while hitting up the Jingle Ball concert in NYC, not giving paps a chance to snap some decent shots.
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Before saying the chief of staff's job is to tell the president "what he needs to hear," Kelly said he advised Mulvaney to "run for it."
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The usual importance and sensitivity options are available, too, and you can specify an alternative email address for replies if you really are making a run for it.
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We decide to make a run for it, but as we squelch over the wet abandoned course, Getty can't resist sneaking up on one more king-sized frog.
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He decided to make a run for it with his wife and four sons and has been living with them at the Hammam al-Alil camp ever since.
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And if you are going to make a run for it, make sure you're away from cover for no more than 3 to 5 seconds at a time.
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Naturally, that "lawyer" turns out to be one of your buddies, who reveals your execution is only weeks away, so it's time to make a run for it.
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Which was riskier -- to make a run for it and expose yourself as a target or stay still and hope the shooter tired of using you as target practice?
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"Count me out: I simply believe that if you want to be the nominee for our party to be the president, you should actually run for it," he said.
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"You may hear I was in a little accident on stage tonight; two set pieces collided, I had to make a run for it, and I fell," she wrote.
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Pelosi decided to run for it, making the argument that the Democrats' problems were rooted not in their principles or ideology, but rather, in their outdated approach to campaigning.
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"I do think a lot of people would run for it," Mr. de Blasio said on Thursday afternoon, speaking at a news conference where he discussed the primary election.
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Jim said he kicked the raptor in the groin, causing him to keel over in pain and giving the young protester enough time to make a run for it.
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Cops say the guys tried to flee the scene on the bike afterward ... but when it fell to the pavement -- they tried to make a run for it on foot.
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Though the door was never locked, her undocumented status and lack of means to leave the country kept her from making a run for it for 23 months, she explained.
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"I simply believe that if you want to be the nominee — to be the president — you should actually run for it," said Mr. Ryan, who will be the convention chairman.
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Should you make a run for it before the rain starts, or should you wait it out inside for a few minutes because the bad weather is going to pass?
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Grace is able to kill the host and make a run for it, but soon she's being stalked by one of the Bengal tigers her safari had set out to hunt.
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Cops say after the shooting, both men tried to get back on the bike and drive off ... but the bike fell down so they tried to make a run for it.
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Vick spoke with cops for nearly 10 minutes before suddenly deciding to make a run for it -- shoving 2 cops out of the way, breaking tackles -- and SPRINTING down the street.
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However, he does this after discussing the biometrically locked vault in which the signed documentation of their dirty land deal has been stored and instructing his father to run for it.
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A smaller person went to see her, she got FRANTIC and made a run for it, tangling herself up and launching three of those ramekins, full of fruit cobbler, willy nilly.
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Witnesses tell us a woman snatched cash from the register, slipped it inside her vagina and tried to make a run for it -- but an employee stopped her until cops arrived.
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Shelby and Flora make a run for it — but then someone, either the daughter of the Taiwanese family Elias mentioned in the previous episode or the girl from The Ring, grabs Flora.
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Now that Mr. Sanders has announced that he will run for it again, here is a refresher on where he stands on key issues and what challenges he faces this time around.
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NEAR BASHIQA, Iraq (Reuters) - After two years of ruthless Islamic State rule, Ahmed finally decided to make a run for it, past some of the group's snipers in his village in northern Iraq.
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But when Charley learns that Pete is headed for slaughter, he and his newfound companion make a run for it through the American frontier on a quest for a place to call home.
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Prosecutors ain't buying R. Kelly's excuse he needs to get outta jail while his criminal case is pending ... saying the singer's full of BS, and is likely to make a run for it.
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Nationwide, perhaps only one in 1,000 indicted felons skip bail and run for it, he says, but the percentage is higher in the Redoubt and especially in Lincoln County, in nearby north-western Montana.
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Baker rips into Mindy's perpetually boiling-over anger with vicious glee, while Woods sells Mike's waffling between wanting to placate Mindy and desperately trying to make a run for it with wide, watering eyes.
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So the brain searches the closest match that is already constructed in memory and modifies it with new input from the eye so we can figure out fast if we need to run for it.
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With this combination of modifications, the player can be faced with the decision of fording a river to collect the game they have killed or making a run for it back to the closest town.
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Hillary Clinton was not the first woman to run for the presidency — there are maybe 100 women that have run before her — but she was the most serious and credible run for it in 20083.
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Although their lack of depth and financial limitations mean they're a more likely bet for 2018 and beyond, the Diamondbacks have more than enough talent on their roster to make a run for it in 2017.
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Dennis Carver had jumped on Lorraine after realizing the gunshots weren't fireworks, and the pair made a run for it, hand in hand, during the third or fourth lull in Paddock's firing spree, Brooke Carver said.
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After the sentencing, one of the boys, all of 213, asked for permission to "make a run for it," preferring an immediate bullet in the back to three terror-filled weeks of waiting for the noose.
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There was no other way for them to get to safety, so they waited for a military vehicle to cross the road and used the dust it kicked up as cover to make a run for it.
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Then again, it weighs 50 pounds, and can carry up to 40 pounds of belongings, so it wouldn't be an easy task for any ill-willed thieves to just snatch it up and make a run for it.
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The printer itself comes with a price tag starting at $145,000, and you can only assume what the replacement inkjet cartridges might run for it, given the exorbitant cost of the ink used in your home printer.[Xerox]
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Then he hits her with a rifle, knocking Alyssa down long enough for police to catch her, and makes a run for it towards the ocean, which very much appears to be the literal end of the fucking world.
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The slaughterhouses of New York City have witnessed one daring escape after another in recent days, as first a lamb and then a goat and now a calf have managed to break free and make a run for it.
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Instead of trying to make a run for it, I asked a flight attendant if it would be alright for me to take a walk around upstairs — it was, after all, my first time on a double-decker plane.
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"He did great — the Exaggerator there, he made a run for it at the end, he came hard on the outside, but Nyquist was strong," said Nyquist, who was not a fan of horse racing before this capable colt came along.
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Late Shift fails as a game, absolutely, restricted as it is exclusively to plot-point decisions—do you stand your ground in the presence of a thug with a gun, or make a run for it, that kind of thing.
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A small-town car chase and yet another run for it take John and Catherine to a bridge opposite the police station, upon which John confesses to the murder – making sure he fills in the gaps about Vicky's blackmailing – and threatens to jump.
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He also knows how guilty Simpson looks — what with the trail of blood running from the crime scene to Simpson's door and trying to make a run for it in the Bronco — so Shapiro calls in F. Lee Bailey (Nathan Lane) for assistance.
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And the season even prepared us for this, structurally, with June's three escapes ending in three subtly different ways that slowly showed us her building to a place where she would choose to stay in Gilead, rather than making a run for it.
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Plus, there's something to be said for being hands-free when you're trying to juggle your bag(s), phone, travel documents, and snacks for the plane all at once — or when you have to make a run for it to catch a tight connection.
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Since this is a debut style, as far as I know, I'm afraid to give up a lot of spoilers, but I am going to give a hint here so if you're determined to fly solo look away, run for it, close the blog. O.K.?
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Champ's and Hooper's herd instincts kick in and they both make a run for it, but Moon Dog ends up harnessing them to a chariot with spikes on its wheels and having a Gladiator moment with Grizz, Pierre the Pelican, Rumble the Bison and the Coyote.
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The grim odds say that just five out of 100 make it, but at least they got the chance to make a run for it–every year, untold thousands of endangered turtles are scooped up by poachers before they can even break free from their shells.
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After Alabama's drive stalled out at Clemson's 22-yard line, the defending champions lined up for a field-goal, but their ruse, in which they attempted to run for it on 43th-and-6, went nowhere, as the Tigers had the fake pegged from the start.
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Letitia James, the New York City public advocate, declared her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for attorney general on Wednesday, ending a week filled with rumors and political machinations about whether she would be appointed to the office or run for it, and with which party's backing.
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Still, next time you end up carrying a ton of stuff and it starts to pour, you won't have to look down at the non-hands-free umbrella hanging from your wrist and think, "Guess I'm just going to run for it," as soon as the skies open up.
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In this marvelous collection's final essay, "When Enough Is Enough," Freed may be speaking for road warriors everywhere when she confesses to the occasional urge to "flee the things and the people that seem to hold me in place, to grab what's left of the life and make a run for it."
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