runaway train

For the most part, the game seemed like a runaway train.

The woman said, "Life comes at you like a runaway train sometimes."

It was like being in charge of a runaway train.

News of the runaway train soon becomes a media event.

Iraq had taken on the context of a runaway train, and no one seemed able to stop it.

The West has packed the whole world on a runaway train.

Runaway Train was listed at 64th place on this list.

According to press material, the play involves "a runaway train to the end of the world."

"I think his drinking became a runaway train and he didn't know how to stop it," she said.

Today the expansion is often described in images of a runaway train.

He crashed into the locked door like a runaway train.

He described the process leading to his conviction as a "runaway train".

“You start with a general idea of how it should feel and then you find you’ve got a runaway train.

After that takes place, "it's like trying to stop a runaway train and get it to change direction."

Something again charged the door, hitting it like a runaway train.

He was like a runaway train speeding down the tracks.

It happened so fast that the Saints probably felt as if they had been hit by a runaway train.

The problem then becomes a runaway train and creates huge anxiety.

Duke has been cast as the team that might be good enough to stop this runaway train.

The approval process is on something beyond a fast track - it's more like a runaway train.

And it's about time; the profession of medicine is like a runaway train.

It will have helped to put a brake on the runaway train that is America's gun culture.

It was like trying to stop a runaway train.

Looking farther down the track, he sees the small figure of a child very likely to be killed by the runaway train.

Once we got to Virginia, however, loneliness struck like a runaway train.