Phrasal Verb - Running in (phrasal verb)

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Definition

1. To check or test a system, machine, or process before it is put into regular operation.
2. To start or continue a process or activity, especially one that is behind schedule, with increased effort or speed.
3. To keep a vehicle or engine running by providing it with fuel or power.

Examples

No.	Example
1	The IT team is running in the new software to ensure there are no bugs.
2	We need to run in the engine before taking the car on a long trip.
3	The factory workers are running in the production line to meet their targets.
4	The athletes were running in their final practice session before the marathon.
5	The chef was running in the new oven before baking the dessert.
6	The manager asked his team to run in the project one more time to improve its quality.
7	The mechanic ran in the engine to check if it was in good condition.
8	The police were running in the background checks on all the applicants.
9	The crew was running in the generators to keep the lights on during the power outage.
10	The team was running in the last few drills before the match started.