| Mind you, I'm aiming to run like the wind to get to that finishing post first. |
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| Sun spiders are also know as windspiders and windscorpions so called because they can run like the wind. |
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| Ben was a polished bunter and could run like the wind, assuring his team of at least one man on base. |
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| The side bets would satisfy the gamblers among us, and the true horse lovers could watch them run like the wind. |
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| And then something clicked in my brain and I began to run like the wind. |
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| That's what we did, we laid there until the officer waved his arm and then we would get up and run like the wind to the place he wanted us to go. |
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| One and all, they come shaking their tin cups at election time then run like the wind when a critical vote comes up. |
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| The most important thing you'll do today will be to throw all packages you receive in the river, then run like the wind. |
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| Even the cheetahs looked like cuddly toys – albeit cuddly toys that can run like the wind and tear you to pieces. |
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| I used to run like the wind with my brothers and sisters through the orchards, down the dusty lanes, past rows of corn, red tomatoes, onions, squash. |
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| So please, for the sake of Stoke Mandeville, Jim: run like the wind. |
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