Sentence examples for racing wildly from inspiring English sources

The first appeared during Super Bowl XLV on Feb. 6 and showed a black beetle racing wildly through a forest as a version of the rock tune "Black Betty" played on the soundtrack.

It was denied photos and videos, but did receive six of 22 pages in the case file, including one handwritten note that described how the Prius "started racing wildly" during the test drive.

Publishers will be prosecuted for issuing books describing driving in detail ("'His heart racing wildly, Carlos changed into top and accelerated hard' - would members of the jury like their garageman or their chauffeur to read that?") Strained by obsessions and repressions, standards of driving will get worse and worse.

It was as if his mind watched everything coolly while his body raced wildly with passion and fear.

They walked down the hill in silence, the man carrying the tree stump and the lamp, and David, the beam, while the dog raced wildly ahead.

Then one day her heart was racing so wildly, she rushed to a cardiologist.

I wrote that sentence as flatly as I could, but in fact it makes my biographer's pulse race wildly.

As adults, we tend to have very little presence as we constantly multi-task with our heads buried in our electronic gadgets while our minds race wildly, overloaded with thoughts.

She drove her car wildly, racing against the paparazzi, who were ever ready to pursue, stopping to allow them to click, and then re-engaging in a chase.

Like the fact that the origins of Nascar, the wildly successful American racing formula, lay in whiskey bootlegging.

I also will repeat that those who choose to equate probability and a close political race are wildly missing the point.