Sentence examples for hell-for-leather from inspiring English sources

"It went hell-for-leather.

So bristling, aggressive, hell-for-leather England had been neutered.

THE word "Dickensian" is often bandied about in descriptions of China's hell-for-leather modernisation.

There was no hell-for-leather drama in the first movement, only classical proportioning.

"We just decided to go hell-for-leather for ratings," someone who was involved in the launch told me.

This hell-for-leather bareback horse-race – Italy's most celebrated festival – takes place on 2 July and 16 August.

They also ran hell for leather.

Goya has gone hell for leather to make these accoutrements look as wonderful as possible.

He goes hell for leather for a romantic, unearned, and entirely improbable ending.

Channel controllers, especially at BBC1, always go hell for leather for ratings.

It is the sound of a band going hell for leather.