Wiktionary
vb. 1 (context idiomatic English)To reach a particular maximum amount, size, value, etc. 2 (context idiomatic English)To reach the limit of one's abilities or tastes.
Usage examples of "run to".
But, the fact remains, if we're in some sort of race, we started off first, well in the lead in this run to who knows where.
Sometimes it is very tempting to take a new position that is off the beaten track because it pays more, but it will probably be better in the long run to take a job that represents progression and really fits your previous career track, even at less money.
If they seek us out we can run to the snows and they will be right behind us every step of the way.
His mother risked her life to open her front door so President Lendan and I could run to safety in her house.
And if there were no other evidence that it is not of God, this would be enough, -- that people run to these places in excited crowds, as though they had lost their reason, like herds of cattle.
The sight of it stirred memories of the last pit he'd seen, the one he'd been tossed into by a madman on the run to Denver, Colorado.