fleet of foot

The hungry beasts are not only massive, but are fleet of foot, easily capable of outrunning Usain Bolt, according to the National Wildlife Federation.

Hodgson delivered his post-match resignation so quickly that not all the media pack were fleet of foot enough to witness it.

The second was that as impressive as Freeman’s feat is for a 34-year-old first baseman who is hardly fleet of foot, it was only the 86th stolen base of his 14-year career, leaving him 1,320 bags shy of Henderson’s all-time record of 1,406 stolen bases, set from 1979-2003.

“No Country for Old Men” — grisly, lyrical and fleet of foot — is a blood-dark meditation on the violence that man visits upon man.

Like all elves, Galadriel’s as fleet of foot as she is fond of nature’s beauty.