You never put ... your toys.

The meeting has been put ... for a week.

The sight of the blood put me ...my food for the rest of the day.

Put your coat ... , it is cold outside.

I put ... weight when I went away to college.

Be sure to put ... your campfire before you go to sleep.

Could you put me ... to customer services, please?

Sally is putting me ... for the weekend.

I don't know how he puts ... their constant complaining.

They're putting ... high-rise apartments all over town.

I ran ... some old friends at the store.

The dog ran ... the truck, following it for nearly three blocks.

When I was a teenager, I ran ... home at one point and lived on the streets for nearly a month.

The kid ran ... a bunch of candy while her friend distracted the store owner.

The speeding motorist ran ... a pedestrian.

We're about to run ... coffee and sugar.

He ran ... trouble with his taxes (налоги).

John offered to see me ... to the train station, but I was so sad to leave that I preferred to go alone.

Thank you for coming by for the interview. The receptionist will see you ....

You can't fool me anymore. I can see ... you and all your tricks.