be on the run

1. To be fleeing the police or other authorities, typically after having committed a crime. The police have been unsuccessful in their search of the city, so the suspects must be on the run.

2. To be involved in constant activity. I'm sorry I didn't call you back, I was really on the run today.

3. To be in a vulnerable position. This team is on the run—will they really come back from a five-goal deficit?

be on the run

to try to avoid being caught, especially by the police A serial killer was on the run last night after escaping from a maximum-security prison. (sometimes + from ) He met his future wife while he was on the run from the police in Germany.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Elissa (1)	-	Roman Mythology
Cahal	-	Irish
Deziree	-	English (Rare)
Braden	['breidn]
Tinek	-	Slovene
Lincoln	['liŋkən]