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We've run out of petrol.

In 5 minutes I'll run out of time.

I've run out of money, can you help me?

He went travelling but his money run out of and had to come early

We’ve run out of coffee, so I’ll pick some up at the supermarket

We’ve run out of spaghetti, so can you go and buy a packet?

We have run out of food - I'm going to the shop for something!

Because sooner or later, you run out of places to hide.

Have you ever run out of things to say in a conversation?

at the end of the month i run out of the money

"I think the саr is аbout to run out of petrоl!" "There isn't аnу morе milk. We've run out."

We've run out of the paper for printing. Time's running out, we've got only 2 minutes left. I ran out of butter in the morning so I had to go shopping.

I need to go shopping as I have run out of food.

We are completly run out of sugar. We must buy some in the supermarket.

get some milk in case you run out of milk

its batteries never run out

I've run out ofmilk/money/ideas/patience.

how do you make sure that you don't run out

I am sorry, but we have run out of time. I really have run out of things to say. This yogurt ran out two weeks ago. He ran out from the house and started screaming that he loves her.

I’ve got money you can borrow if you run out.

We could simply run out of natural resources

We can't drive forward, the petrol run out

Time is running out. Probably the batteries have run out. I always thought she run out on me.

Oil supplies in this area will have run out by the year 2031. / time is running out / my money ran out / my patience is running out

-We've run out of the paper for printing. -Time's running out, we've got only 2 minutes left. -I ran out of butter in the morning so I had to go shopping.

She no longer works and her money has run out.

Is there any sugar in the cupboard? No, I must go to the supermarket, we've completely run out.

Other sources of energy will be needed as fossil fuels will run out.

The party is finished. We've run out of beer.

I’m afraid we’ve run out of sugar. Will you borrow some from Mrs Berry?