Phrasal verbs

Our bus didn't turn (a)   for 2 hours.

(to arrive, often unexpectedly or after you have been waiting a long time)

He always uses (a)   all the toilet roll and doesn't replace it.

(to finish a supply of something)

I've completely worn (a)   my old football boots. I need to get some new ones.

(to use something until it becomes unusable)

My doctor has told me I need to cut (a)   all processed meats from my diet.

(to stop eating something, usually because it is bad for you)

I bumped/ran (a)   an old friend from uni on the street.

(to meet someone unexpectedly)

They've had to call (a)   the match due to bad weather.

(to cancel an event that has been planned)

Your theory about aliens building the pyramids just doesn't add (a)   .

(something that doesn't seem to be consistent or make sense)

He didn't enjoy the economics degree course and dropped (a)   after 6 months.

(to stop taking part in a competition, a university, etc.

I came (a)   my old school books while I was clearing out the attic.

(to find something by chance)

She fell (a)   with her younger sister over who was going to look after grandma at Christmas.

(to argue and stop being friendly with someone)