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run onto

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run something onto something
to drive or guide something onto the surface of something. He ran the car onto the grass and washed it. Please run your bicycle onto the porch and I will try to fix it for you.
See also: run


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Millwall manager Jenny Jackett said his team's fans did not run onto the field and he was saddened to hear about the stabbing outside the ground.
The Brazilian magician then flicked the ball over the defence for Filippo Inzaghi to run onto but after rounding Antonioli the veteran striker couldn't turn his shot in.
If some moron wants to run onto the pitch it is near impossible to stop him.
 
 
 
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