| Next day I turned tail and hared back south, popping over the bridge to Anacortes on Fidalgo Island. |
| The burly prop forward, suddenly found himself at the tail of a line-out with the ball in his hands and he pinned back his ears and hared towards the line. |
| He hared off down Cirencester Way, going the wrong way up the road and weaving in and out of traffic. |
| The Community hared the concerns of JECFA about the use of chlorpromazine and propionylpromazine in food-producing animals and was considering appropriate regulatory action. |
| When we left, about twoish, Vic just hared away from the front door and ran down the street. |
| As Tony Blair fired the starting pistol today, months after the runners hared off down the campaign trail, the public met the news with a weary shrug of resignation. |
