run its course

"Ultimately, the legal process will run its course in court, and in time we hope to arrive at a just and fair resolution," he said.

Loosely inspired by Thomas Pynchon’s “Vineland,” the film mostly borrows vibes: the struggle of how to move forward when it feels your path has run its course.

When it had run its course, “Springer” was also a liability, linked to a murder case that becomes the narrative focus of the documentary’s second hour and blamed for another man’s suicide.

When he felt like a trend had run its course, he’d simply stop carrying the product — regardless of whether it was still selling.

“Junkspace is what remains after modernization has run its course,” Koolhaas wrote.