11 Sentences With "hotfoot it"

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So, what say you and me hotfoot it to the airport and get on to that plane. from The New York Times
Across town, hotfoot it to the second-generation shoe guru Gianvito Rossi's 10th-anniversary party for a glass of prosecco or three. from The New York Times
I decided to take time off work the very next day and hotfoot it to Tel Aviv, to get ahead of any competitors. from New Yorker
Steve McQueen might have famously rode a Triumph TR6 trophy to near freedom in The Great Escape, but even he was known to hotfoot it in a Husqvarna in his later years. from The Verge
Howard is only one of the many characters woven into "Mary Toft," and Palmer never resorts to pantomime — except, perhaps, for Nathanael St. André, the first surgeon to hotfoot it to Godalming. from The New York Times
The big guys at CBS or the William Morris Agency are not gonna hotfoot it out to the Horn in Santa Monica where some unknown guy talks like a hillbilly and sings 'Pagliacci. from The New York Times
The result is Fred P doing what Fred P does best—laying down immaculately selected sleek house and techno that makes you want to hop on the next available bus and hotfoot it to the nearest club. from Vice
The entries that caught my attention included BABY ALBUM, CHILD PRODIGY, TEEN VOGUE (which is making a name for itself for political coverage in addition to vogues that might be popular with teens), CAREEN (always a fun word), ADULT SWIM, SENIOR MOMENT (primarily because … because … I don't remember why, but trust me, it's a good one), PEE WEE, GHOST TOWN, ROOD, PILE IT ON, HOTFOOT IT, SLEEPS IN and ULM, mainly because it reminds me of this Monty Python sketch. from The New York Times
Am I Right is a popular music and humor website dedicated to topics as song parodies,Schofield, Jack. "Online: Web watch: Pie eyed", The Guardian, 2002-08-29, p. 6. misheard lyrics (mondegreens),Berman, A. S. "Hotfoot it to a matchless site", USA Today, 2002-06-04, p. D3.Anderson, Laurie Smith. "Mondegreens chronicled in books and Web sites", The Advocate, 2001-10-14, p. H1.
The wardrobe department kitted Nikki out with a plain dress code. Blake told Susan Riley of Soaplife that "Nikki's clothes are slowly getting trendier but she's very dowdy. When I used to see how frumpy I looked on-screen, I'd hotfoot it down to wardrobe and try to lose a few of her outfits." When Blake first joined the show she was styling a shorter hair cut.
In the limo on the way to the wedding Julie's water breaks... all over Renee's dress. They make a quick stop at Gaby's department store to get a new wedding dress. While they are busy stealing/borrowing the dress, Susan jumps into the driver's seat of the limo and takes Julie to the hospital. Gaby and Renee emerge and when the limo is gone they hotfoot it to the wedding.