Sentence examples of "running" in English with translation "marcher"

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My watch isn't running right. Ma montre ne marche pas bien.
I'm out of breath after running up the stairs. J'ai le souffle coupé d'avoir monté les marches quatre à quatre.
It doesn't work so well because the batteries are running down. Ça ne marche pas si bien parce que les piles s'épuisent.
It's illegal to walk on the grass, but what about running? Il est illicite de marcher sur la pelouse mais qu'en est-il de courir ?
If it continues progressing well, it will be up and running in under a month. Si ça continue à bien progresser, ça sera en état de marche sous un mois.
Alain tells me that it doesn't work, so I'm running tests to know if it works. Alain me dit que ça ne marche pas, donc je teste pour savoir si ça marche.
Don't run, walk slowly. Ne cours pas, marche lentement.
Learn to walk before you run. Apprends à marcher avant de courir.
He tried to make the robot run. Il a essayé de faire marcher le robot.
We must learn to walk before we can run. Nous devons apprendre à marcher avant d'apprendre à courir.
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