runs out

So the vaccine-induced immunity runs out of gas after 10 to 15 years, and kids in their teens become slightly susceptible.

This composure comes to an abrupt end when the fuel runs out.

Once a particular size or style of a coat runs out, retailers are often out of luck.

Rick doubles over in pain and Carl shoots wildly at a walker before he runs out of ammo and breaks down sobbing.

So after sympathy for Walt runs out, why does the audience keep watching?

The horse on the off-side runs out of his traces suddenly and stands facing the other one in a sort of mild amazement.

He then runs out and touches the first he can overtake, who returns to bounds with him.

"If we're not out of here by the time our ammunition runs out, we'll never escape," Craig answered.

She runs out through the loggia, kissing her hand to Mark Antony across the sea.

Soor stands on the point of a projection that runs out, it may be, a half or three quarters of a mile into the sea.