He raced literally from rags to riches.

He was literally racing for the great eruptions that marked the battleship's latest salvo, trusting that the fatuous, "peace-loving" CIGA crews would never aim for the same place twice.

Cook and Fatt already owned shirts in their colours, but Field and Page "met in a Sydney department store and literally raced to see who got the blue shirt".

When the party games begin at this strangely haunted ball, Mr. Stierle is at his most magnificent as the jockey, literally racing on an invisible horse.

Some literally raced the lava, sprinting just a few feet in front of the flow.

All the frantic eagerness hitherto frustrated by obstacles now took itself out in a kind of febrile speed, and I literally raced along the low-roofed, monstrously well-remembered aisles beyond the archway.

This was a ring, and there were literally billions of rocks and iceballs racing around in a tight orbit.

We literally raced home to watch TV", says TV performer and producer Lorne Michaels.

Instead, they were racing across the galaxy with a bird-of-prey literally in hot pursuit, desperately trying to make it back to the wormhole-- and having no idea what they would find on the other side.

As there were only a limited number of machine cycles in which to do this, the programmers were literally racing the electron beam across the screen.