run across

The partridge has ceased to run across the too-frequented path.

I'll just run across and give him a hand, and that'll bring him in the sooner.

Could we but run across them, Clarke, it would be a great and grand thing.'

With your leave, sir, I'll run across the street to fetch some.

She's the sharpest buyer I ever run across on my trips down here.

He'll run across a new name somewhere—Aristotle, for instance.

He had run across the plateau; now the nailed boots were ringing on rock.

A quick cross-light, like a shiver, had run across her eyes.

Wouldn't it be fun if we'd run across someone else this time?

The policeman will be sure to run across him and send him around here.