like blazes

But he hit me a couple of times and it hurt like blazes.

It still hurt like blazes, but he could walk if not run.

Then I was to come down the road like blazes."

Get them out of the way and all that infantry will run like blazes.

He added, "I plan to spend the next 20 years of my productive life going like blazes."

He blazed one of them, then ran like blazes himself.

We've got to go like blazes so it doesn't catch us.

An' when he got to the bad road he started to go like blazes.

You could lean into the wind and it was raining like blazes.

Her arm hurt like blazes, but this was no time to be hampered.

I have been in residence here four times in a 10-year period and each time worked like blazes.

Your own Banner plugged like blazes for that little book."

His leg still hurt like blazes when he put his weight on it.

"But they are going to fight like blazes," he said, "and it may be a bit sticky for a time.

She sucked in her breath a lot, but otherwise was quiet, even though that walk had to have hurt like blazes.

I'm lying there with a head like blazes.

I don't mind telling you my shoulder hurts like blazes."

Be ready to start the second you see me coming out of the front door, and drive like blazes for the air-port.'

And something else: it was hurting like blazes.

"She was going like blazes in a hansom cab."

"I licked him like blazes, that's all," said Jack, quietly.

The bear mauled the air and roared like blazes.

"I had to work like blazes to get it," said Ditmar.

Though the ankle still hurt like blazes, at least it wasn't noticeably swollen.

When I only want like blazes to help any way I can."