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Meanings of headlong flight in English
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Usage of headlong flight in English
1
He pitched the carbine away and lost all control in headlong flight.
2
The officers were swept off with the men in this headlong flight.
3
Then shot from the stable gloom an astounding figure in headlong flight.
4
She rose with the words, almost as if in preparation for headlong flight.
5
She was on the defensive, ready for headlong flight, like a naiad startled.
6
She felt a sudden shrinking, a wild desire for headlong flight.
7
So close were they to destruction's edge at this moment of headlong flight.
8
Fliest thou not hence headlong , while headlong flight is yet possible?
9
The patriots were in headlong flight with the mounted men of Toronto in pursuit.
10
The buffalo were wounded and set off in headlong flight.
11
Moving towards the stream, redskins and white men crossed it together in headlong flight.
12
Then she fled in headlong flight, while the streak of flame darted after her.
13
Grant grabbed at the doorway to halt his headlong flight.
14
They dashed on over its creaking planks, having time for nothing but headlong flight.
15
By this hour, Butler's people should be in headlong flight.
16
Retreat turned into panic, and panic turned into headlong flight.
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