Come up with
He is come up with a great idea

Come up
1. A young girl came up to me and asked for money.
2. What issues came up at the meeting?

Put up with
I cannot put up with all this noise.

Put up to
Who put you up to writing that letter?

Take up
1. I won’t take up much of your time.
2. He has taken up the violin/teaching.

Take (something) up with (someone)
Take the matter up with your boss

Run into
1. I ran into her in the street.
2. The car ran into a lamp-post.

Run away
He ran away from home as a child.

Run for
He is running for president.

Run in
Apache can run in a hybrid multiprocess

Run off with
He ran of with my wife

Run out
The food has run out

Run out of something
We have run out of money

Run on
1. The meeting ran on until 7 pm
2. The car run on diesel

Deal with someone/something
1. Te book deals with methods oof teaching
2. She deals with all the customer inquires

Date from
This map dates from the 14th century

Call of
The party has been called off.

Put off
Football match has been put off until May

Pass out
I was hit on the head and passed out

Go through
The new shopping centre will be go through by the counciler