Kirk's was one of those natures that run to extremes.

We run to extremes during prosperous times.

You women always run to extremes!

They run to extremes-becomevery stout indeed, or else very thin, but in girlhood the tendency is to over-slimness

And, indeed, his ignorance was not without excuse, for the "bad man" of the Southwest does not run to extremes.

That was the mistake he made; he always ran to extremes.

Both ran to extremes, Rochefort in his literary invectives, Flourens in his hairbreadth adventures.

It is the expression of a race incapable of looking foolish, of being giddy, of running to extremes.

That's running to extremes, my girl!

The desert runs to extremes, and, at that season, the thermometer varied a hundred degrees between noon and midnight.

So this night she rubbed its nose, and scratched its forehead, and then reproved its affection, which had a habit of running to extremes.