Run on
Run on verb - To engage in casual or rambling conversation.
Utter
Utter verb - To send forth using the vocal chords.
Both terms in one sentence
- Somewhat amusingly, this trope is actually the reason Claremont was kicked off his second run on the title, as EIC Joe Quesada felt that his utter devotion to every minute detail of continuity made his stories nigh-incomprehensible.
Source: Continuity Snarl / Comic Books -
The utter coolness of being able to run on water is repeatedly stressed in The Incredibles, especially since Dash didn't know that his Super Speed would enable him to do this.
Source: Walk on Water -
Winner Matt Cardle suffered a troubled relationship with Simon Cowell, and while his career didn't live up to the utter domination he had over the contest, he had a positively-received run on the West End's staging of Memphis and three modestly selling albums.
Source: Series / The X Factor
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