From 15-40, Murray wastes two break points, proving once again that it's never over until the last train has hotfooted it in the general direction of the Kent coast.— The Guardian World News
This comes hotfooted after the loans for peerages scandal and the various party funding scandals (as a side note, if we carry on like this we are going to have to start recycling the names of the various scandals - or at least hire better script writers to make them up).— open Democracy News Analysis - Comments
As Bangkok was earmarked as present buying Capital, we hotfooted it to the Chatachuk week-end market!— TravelPod.com Recent Updates
Especially, during last couple of years, he's been striding on the hotfooted tracks of making history with his career.— IndiaGlitz.com - News
She then hotfooted it across town to play her first London headline show with her live band at Bush Hall, which included a stunning cover of— Band Weblogs
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