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Run Out Of Time

Run Out Of Time - there is not time left; did not have enough time for something or someone

  • I ran out of time, so I ' go to the store.
  • We did not finish the race, because we ran out of time.
  • Did you run out of time or did you finish your exam?
  • I ran out of time, so I did not bake the cake.
  • I ran out of time on my phone card.

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