like wildfire

“When we can’t stop it in Texas, then it kind of spreads like wildfire.”

The love for it spread like wildfire as professional chefs and home cooks alike rushed to develop their own versions.

With political tensions at a peak in 2020 and misinformation spreading like wildfire, the pressure to avoid another high-profile error loomed large.

A local Democratic Party member in Pennsylvania told Politico that Hinchcliffe’s comments is “spreading like wildfire through the community” of Puerto Ricans in the state.

Gaza is one of the densest populations on earth, and in some particularly crowded areas, the pollution surrounds everyone; infection spreads like wildfire.