high-tail

Now, I'm no medical professional, but I can spot mumps when I see it, so I instructed him to high-tail it to the GP.

Now, I'm no medical professional but I can spot mumps when I see it, so I instructed him to high-tail it to the GP.

Instead it's time to look to the past - and for an Oxford history graduate it's a chance to showcase his extraordinary interweaving of comedy and his intellect to high-tail us back through time in a motormouthed (and, exaggerated population swings apart, wonderfully detailed) picture of British employment since the Anglo-Saxons.

He smashed his head against the windscreen but managed to jump out of the Vauxhall Astra and high-tail it behind some bushes at the North York Moors course.

But a missed cut brought a chance to high-tail it to Scotland with his family and, while there, a spark was lit.

They should high-tail it back to roots, the Naylors.

Just because there is a small issue does not mean you have to high-tail it out of UAE.

Shoppers are more likely to react to rodents in a grocery store than to cockroaches, store-product pests like meal moths and beetles, or flies, the poll reveals, with 70% of shoppers saying they would complain to store management if they saw a rodent, while half would high-tail it out of there without their groceries.

Grant, and fellow Bohs' player James Keddy - himself a former Derry City star - were forced to high-tail it from the Dublin ground after a severed pig's head was thrown onto the pitch.

And 16 pigeons which were cosily nesting in the new shopping precinct have wisely decided to high-tail out.

IF YOU AREN'T CONVINCED that an image is worth a thousand words, you should high-tail it to Barnes and Noble to check out some recent coffee-table books.